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The Catholic Church in the Philippines has announced the formation of an independent commission to investigate extrajudicial killings linked to former President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war. This initiative comes ahead of Duterte's scheduled trial in November.
On Wednesday, the Philippine Supreme Court denied the request of fugitive senator Ronald Delarosa to halt his arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court due to his involvement in the country's deadly drug war. This decision paves the way for his potential arrest.
On Wednesday, the Philippine Senate was engulfed in chaos as gunfire rang out amidst rising tensions surrounding the arrest of wanted politician Ronald Dela Rosa. This incident follows his calls for supporters to gather to prevent his arrest.
Ronald Dela Rosa, a former official in the Philippine drug war, is urging President Ferdinand Marcos to intervene and prevent his extradition to the International Criminal Court. This plea comes after an arrest warrant was issued against him for his role in the bloody drug campaign during Rodrigo Duterte's presidency.
Former Philippine President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong> is set to face trial on charges related to crimes against humanity due to his controversial policies during his presidency. This move is part of efforts to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations in the Philippines.
The International Criminal Court has announced the date for the first hearing regarding former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who faces allegations of committing crimes against humanity during his tenure. The session is set for October 18, raising questions about Duterte's legal future.
The Supreme Court of the Philippines has mandated President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to reveal his health status within ten days, amid growing concerns about his fitness for office. This ruling follows an urgent request from supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte.
The International Criminal Court has charged former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, aged 80, with crimes against humanity due to the bloody drug war campaigns he led during his presidency. This significant legal action highlights the ongoing scrutiny of his administration's human rights record.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has rejected the request for the release of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who faces allegations of crimes against humanity during his presidency. This decision comes amid increasing international pressure on the Philippines regarding human rights.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is preparing to issue a ruling on the appeal of former Philippine President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong>, who faces allegations of crimes against humanity during his anti-drug campaign. The anticipated decision could significantly impact Duterte's political future.
Former Philippine President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong> marks his 81st birthday behind bars, spending his second year in prison. This comes amid increasing legal pressures due to allegations of human rights violations.