Repetitive, synchronized comments make Duterte-related content most engaged across all ICC Facebook posts
Eight of the top 10 most engaged ICC content were related to the former president.
FACT-CHECK: No official announcement on Duterte’s release and transfer to a ‘third country’
A Tiktok post from “El Diablo Rides Adventures Vlogs” and YouTube videos posted by “Reaction TV” and “Robin Sweet News” falsely claimed that detained former president Rodrigo Duterte has been officially released by the International Criminal Court (ICC) from detention at The Hague, and is to be transferred to a “third country.”
WATCH: Hindi totoong pinayagan ng ICC prosecutor ang mosyon ni Duterte na makabalik sa Pilipinas
Isang TikTok video mula sa satirical page na “Balat Sibuyas” ang kumalat nitong Mayo 5, kung saan sinasabing pinayagan daw ni International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan na pauwiin si dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte para “disiplinahin ang kanyang mga pasaway na anak.”
FACT-CHECK: Hindi totoong pinayagan ng ICC prosecutor ang mosyon ni Duterte na makabalik sa Pilipinas
Isang TikTok video mula sa satirical page na “Balat Sibuyas” ang kumalat nitong Mayo 5, kung saan sinasabing pinayagan daw ni International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan na pauwiin si dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte para “disiplinahin ang kanyang mga pasaway na anak.”
FACT-CHECK: ICC prosecutor did not grant Duterte’s motion to return to PH
A TikTok video posted by satirical page “Balat Sibuyas” on May 5 claimed that International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan had approved a motion to release former president Rodrigo Duterte to “discipline his misbehaving children.”
