Facebook posts are claiming that the release paper of former president Rodrigo Duterte has been approved. This is false. The International Criminal Court has yet to decide on Duterte's request for interim release.
Netizens are circulating a clip of former president Rodrigo Duterte supposedly in a virtual interview inside his cell in the ICC Detention Center in The Hague. The clip was edited and taken from an online interview in Hong Kong even before his March 11 arrest in Manila.
Several pages online are circulating a video showing alleged Duterte supporters in The Netherlands. This is false.
A video on YouTube made false claims that US sanctions against the ICC will affect the probe on Duterte's drug war.
Bilang reaksyon sa mga talakayan kamakailan sa House of Representatives tungkol sa pakikipagtulungan sa International Criminal Court (ICC) sa pagsisiyasat nito sa war on drugs ng nakaraang administrasyon, inulit ni Vice President Sara Duterte ang mga pahayag sa hurisdiksyon ng ICC na kulang ang konteksto. PAHAYAG Sa isang pahayag noong Nob. 23 sa kanyang Facebook
If the Philippine government refuses to cooperate with an international inquiry of the bloody “Tokhang” operations during the Duterte administration, then it should undertake an investigation of the alleged role of former president Rodrigo Duterte to show it is not protecting perpetrators of crimes against humanity and other atrocities. The demand for a probe came
While Malacanang continued to remain silent, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said he will advise Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra to stop engaging with the International Criminal Court (ICC) after its rejection of the government’s appeal to stop the resumption of the investigation on the Philippines’ war on drugs
ICC Presiding Judge Marc Perrin de Brichambaut: I would like to state that it [appeal] is rejected by the Appeals Chamber by majority and that the impugned decision is therefore confirmed.
Families of the victims of the “drug war” are pushing for the International Criminal Court (ICC) to forge ahead with its investigation of the bloody campaign as they see no hope in getting justice even under the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos.
The government has suffered another setback in its effort to stop the investigation of the International Criminal Court (ICC) on drug-related crimes during the Duterte administration as an office of public lawyers in the tribunal shot down all the arguments it presented. In an April 18 submission, the Office of Public Counsel for Victims (OPCV)
