FACT SHEET: Unpacking the ICC arrest warrant for Duterte
On what grounds was the arrest warrant issued for Duterte? What are the crimes levelled against him? Here are three things you need to know:
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Who’s next after Duterte in ICC?
There is reason to believe that more warrants of arrest would be issued for other personalities involved in the ICC’s probe of drug-related killings, following the Court's issuance of a warrant of arrest to Duterte.
PH govt can turn over Duterte to ICC; Duterte may ask Hague tribunal for ‘interim release’
The Philippine government has the option to speed up the turnover of former president Rodrigo Duterte to the ICC following his arrest on Tuesday upon arrival from Hong Kong.
FACT SHEET: Ang alam natin tungkol sa HMPV
Ang HMPV ay isang karaniwang respiratory virus na kumakalat sa maraming bansa mula taglamig hanggang tagsibol.
FACT SHEET: What we know about the HMPV virus
HMPV is a common respiratory virus that circulates in many countries from winter through spring. It is the sixth most common cause of influenza-like illness in the Philippines.
How Duterte, allies whitewash the bloody drug war
While Duterte did not deny the role of the police in implementing the drug war, he and his allies resorted to downplaying the role of the police in the death of victims through statements that either removed their accountability or minimized the impact of impunity.
FACT SHEET: The Philippines’ ties to the Interpol
The Interpol cannot compel Philippine law enforcement authorities to arrest an individual with a red notice. Its rules state that each member country can decide what legal value it gives to a red notice and the authority of their law enforcement officers to make arrests.
Poor DOTr coordination with LGU delays Malolos-Clark Railway
Ten years ago, a “dream plan” for an interconnected Mega Manila was born, with the North-South Commuter Railway as its backbone.
Faulty land survey derails right-of-way, relocation for Malolos-Clark Railway
Inaccurate parcellary or lot boundary plans in the initial feasibility studies for the Malolos-Clark Railway Project led to a domino of right-of-way and land acquisition issues on the part of the Department of Transportation.
