Philippines Signals Softer Stance on ICC Drug War Probe
ICC likely to proceed with Philippine drug war probe despite US sanction threat
POSSIBLE US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) are unlikely to quash the tribunal’s interest in investigating the Philippines’ deadly war on drugs, which has drawn international scrutiny over human rights violations,
Philippines signals softer stance on ICC drug war probe, open to cooperate
The Philippines has signalled a softened stance towards an International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation into thousands of killings in a "war on drugs", a probe activists hope will see popular ex-president Rodrigo Duterte face charges of crimes against humanity.
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‘Phiippines open to limited cooperation with ICC’The Marcos administration will sit down with the International Criminal Court and discuss “certain areas” of cooperation in ...
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Bato: We can't control DOJ engagement with ICCAfter the Justice Department expressed openness to engage with the International Criminal Court (ICC) over its investigation ...
Two recent developments highlighted again the ambivalence of the BBM/Marcos approach in their conflict with the Duterte Family and political group.
The DOJ’s recent announcement that the Philippine government would “talk” with the ICC “very soon” was a significant move ...
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Philippines cooperation with ICC long overdue – groupHuman rights advocates are urging the Marcos administration to fast track its “long overdue” plan to cooperate with the ...
Bersamin The Marcos administration will respond positively to requests from the International Criminal Police Organization ...
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