VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Duterte gumawa ng tatlong maling pahayag tungkol sa ICC
Nagbitaw si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ng tatlong maling pahayag tungkol sa International Criminal Court sa isang talumpati sa Papua New Guinea.
Nagbitaw si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ng tatlong maling pahayag tungkol sa International Criminal Court sa isang talumpati sa Papua New Guinea.
In a Papua New Guinea speech, he repeated an earlier false claim that the EU created the ICC.
Maling ipinahayag ni Pangulo Rodrigo Duterte nang dalawang beses noong nakaraang buwan na nilikha ng European Union ang International Criminal Court.
President Rodrigo Duterte wrongly claimed at least twice last month that the European Union created the International Criminal Court.
In his first press briefing as presidential spokesperson, Salvador Panelo claimed the Philippines never “withdrew, actually” from the International Criminal Court (ICC). This contradicts his statement in March when he said the country’s withdrawal from the ICC was already “in order, in fact.”
Ang bagong Presidential Spokesman Salvador Panelo, sa kanyang unang press briefing noong Oktubre 12, ay gumawa ng dalawang maling pahayag tungkol sa International Criminal Court.
Newly-appointed Presidential Spokesman Salvador Panelo, in his first press briefing on Oct. 12, made two wrong claims about the International Criminal Court (ICC)—bringing to four the total number of blunders he has made about the tribunal so far.
Irma J. Locasia, mother of Salvador J. Locasia, Jr. killed in a police operation on August 31, 2016; Dennise B. David, father of John Jezreel T. David killed in a police operation on January 20, 2017; Maria C. B. Lozano, sister of Crisanto and Juan Carlos B. Lozano both killed in a police operation on May 12, 2017; Mariel F. Sabangan, sister of Bernabe F. Sabangan killed alongside Arnold S. Vitales in a police operation on May 15, 2017; Normita B. Lopez, mother of Djastin B. Lopez killed in a police operation on May, 18, 2017; Purisima B. Dacumos, wife of Danilo G. Dacumos killed in a police operation on August 3, 2017.
Half of the total ICC contributions came from only five countries.
Ang halagang binubuo ng 0.28 porsiyento - hindi 28 porsiyento tulad ng sinabi ni Panelo.