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Duterte’s drug war faces judgement at the ICC
As world institutions wobble, The Hague has unexpectedly become the stage for a reckoning long denied in the Philippines. Proceedings at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in late February offered ...
Without decisive action, the Philippines risks perpetuating a decade-old tragedy that the nation cannot forget” Do ...
At one coffee shop in Manila, customers can get more than a latte. They can listen to stories about how former Philippines ...
The court’s deputy prosecutor said that the former Philippine leader was “at the very heart” of a plan to “neutralize alleged criminals, including through murder.” Judges and legal counsel participate ...
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Drug war killings continue from Duterte to Marcos – watchdogs
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Ten years after former President Rodrigo Duterte waged an all-out war on drugs that killed thousands, ...
A protest against extrajudicial killings tied to President Rodrigo Duterte’s controversial “war on drugs” in Manila, Philippines, Sep. 21, 2017. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Judgefloro 30,000. That’s how ...
Religious and civil society leaders have joined a global rights group in raising alarm over continued extrajudicial killings under Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., warning that lethal abuses ...
Filipino Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David has convened a five-member independent commission that seeks to build a “credible public record” of killings during former president Rodrigo Duterte’s war on ...
MANILA — A Filipino senator who oversaw former president Rodrigo Duterte's deadly war on drugs has taken refuge inside the country's parliament as the International Criminal Court unsealed an arrest ...
Scurrying through the backhalls and stairwells of the Philippine Senate, trailed by aides and falling over at least once, the large, bald man was trying to evade local agents. At the center of this ...
(Manila) – Philippine police and their agents carry out extrajudicial killings with impunity as part of the government’s anti-drug campaign, Human Rights Watch said today, 10 years to the day after ...
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