Duterte House Arrest Not Possible After Rome Statute Exit

Duterte house arrest not possible after Rome statute exit

NASUGBU, Batangas — A house arrest for former president Rodrigo Duterte can only be possible if his administration did not pull out of the Rome statute that created the International Criminal Court (ICC), a lawmaker said on Friday. In a statement, Bicol Saro party-list Rep. Terry Ridon reminded Senator Alan Peter Cayetano — who authored a Senate resolution calling on the Philippine government to seek Duterte’s interim release from the ICC while …

Palace on Alan Cayetano's Duterte house arrest resolution: 'Noted'

''Noted.''  This was the response of Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro when asked for comment on the resolution filed by Senator Alan Peter Cayetano calling the Philippine government to push for the interim release of former president Rodrigo Duterte before the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Alan Peter Cayetano's Resolution for Duterte's House Arrest Unlikely To Be Recognized by ICC

Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano Files Resolution Urging PH Gov’t To Call for Duterte’s ICC Interim Release Grant ALAN PETER CAYETANO – A lawyer believes that the resolution of the Senator is unlikely to be heard by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Former Pres. Rodrigo Roa Duterte is detained under the custody of the International Criminal ... Read more The post Alan Peter Cayetano’s Resolution for Duterte’s House Arrest Unlikely To Be Recognized…

ALAN CAYETANO FILES RESO FOR DUTERTE HOUSE ARREST

Senator Alan Peter Cayetano filed a resolution urging the Philippine government to advocate before the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the interim release of former President Rodrigo Duterte, proposing that he be placed under a form of house arrest while awaiting trial. Duterte has been in ICC custody for four months, following his arrest by Interpol on March 11, 2025, upon his return from Hong Kong. The former president was apprehended u…