FACT CHECK: Graphic saying Duterte will return to PH FAKE
A graphic on Facebook claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte is returning to the Philippines after three months of detention in the Netherlands. This is fake.
A graphic on Facebook claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte is returning to the Philippines after three months of detention in the Netherlands. This is fake.
A Facebook reel claims that the ICC has dismissed with finality the case against former president Rodrigo Duterte. This is false.
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.
Netizens are circulating a 2022 photo of Sen. Bato Dela Rosa with former president Rodrigo Duterte, falsely claiming that it was during a recent visit of the reelected senator at the ICC detention facility in The Hague, Netherlands.
Go’s transfer to Lupon, Davao Oriental is seen as his break from the Duterte children and their heirs, now numbering five in political power. With Go’s higher ambitions, his chances of having the city as his baluarte are dim. It will always be in the hands of the Duterte children, who see him as belonging to the opposing Honeylet Avanceña side of the broken family.
ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan is on temporary leave, contrary to a misleading claim that he resigned.
A Facebook post claiming that former president Rodrigo Duterte was freed by the International Criminal Court after a speech from a Nigerian prince is satire.
Sa pagkakakulong ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa kustodiya ng ICC, lumutang ang mga katanungang legal sa gitna ng walang katulad na mga kondisyon noong siya ay nahalal bilang alkalde ng Davao City noong Mayo 12.
With former president Rodrigo Duterte detained in ICC custody, legal uncertainties rose amid unprecedented conditions when he was elected mayor of Davao City in the May 12 midterm elections.
Claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte might return to the Philippines on May 31, the birthday of his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, have no basis.