Duterte faces ICC judges
There is practically no chance the chamber would grant him liberty since humanity has to be protected from those accused of perpetrating crimes against humanity. He will remain in custody and the chamber will set a date for a hearing for a process called confirmation of charges.
Duterte to make 1st appearance at the ICC tonight
“Duterte’s best defense lies within the court’s walls, not with politics in the Philippines or rallying outside the detention center. For all the damage done, allow us this one comfort and opportunity to confront him in an even playing field,” the Bayan Muna nominees said.
No place for ‘tokhang’ cops in Canada
The Ahuday case must be studied by the thousands of policemen seconded to the bloody nationwide Duterte campaign from 2016 to 2022 and in his campaign in Davao City when he was mayor that led to more than 3,000 deaths.
Mooted
The government’s delivery of Duterte to ICC should hasten Sara’s impeachment trial. It will be culmination of a dynastic destruction by a rival dynasty.
Pagpapanagot sa krimen
“Duterte must be held accountable and he is not above the law, kahit pa dating Pangulo siya. Ang mga ganitong kaso ay dapat harapin sa korte at hindi sa pamamagitan ng panlilinlang sa publiko. Dapat nating ipaglaban ang katotohanan at katarungan. Hindi dapat maging hadlang ang kasinungalingan sa pagpapanagot sa mga kriminal.”
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Reds hail Duterte arrest as ‘people’s victory’
“We join the Filipino people in their push to have Duterte stand trial before the ICC (International Criminal Court) without delay,” CPP chief information officer Marco Valbuena said.
Oxfam on sexual, gender injustice
Women hold half the sky, the Chinese say, but they did not add that men control all of hell.
Duterte’s off to The Hague
The arrest of the unlamented ex-president Rodrigo Duterte by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Mar. 11, 2025 is but the start of a process that the global community established to prosecute, convict or acquit the accused of extraordinary crimes, particularly those who cannot be tried impartially in their own countries by reason of their immense power, or the breakdown of the justice system.
Comelec must probe red-tagging
“Red-tagging, vilification, labeling, and guilt by association constitute threats to a person’s right to life, liberty, or security. It has no place in a free, honest and fair elections and hence should be seriously stopped.”