Power slowly slipping away
Rodrigo Duterte has felt it. The noose around his neck is slowly tightening.
Rodrigo Duterte has felt it. The noose around his neck is slowly tightening.
In an official statement released on Nov. 23, Vice President Sara Duterte falsely claimed that the country was no longer obliged to comply with the International Criminal Court’s investigation into the crime against humanity of murder, committed in the Philippines between 1 November 2011 and 16 March 2019 in the context of the so-called ‘war on drugs’ campaign” and that any further intervention is “patently unconstitutional” and degrades the country’s legal institutions.
Rodrigo Duterte is digging his own grave. The more he opens his mouth to defend his daughter’s scrapped confidential and intelligence funds, the deeper the hole he digs.
Naglabas na ng warrant of arrest ang International Criminal Court para kay Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Susunod na nga ba si Rodrigo Duterte?
The Philippine National Police (PNP) asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to respect the sovereignty of the Philippines and recognize its justice system, after the international court resumed the reopening of an inquiry into the country’s war on drugs.