US EditionPhilippines' Duterte says he will accept arrest if ICC issues warrant
- Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte stated he is ready for possible arrest amid reports that the International Criminal Court may issue a warrant over his "war on drugs" that resulted in thousands of deaths.
- Duterte expressed his acceptance of potential arrest during a rally in Hong Kong, asserting he did everything for the peace of the Filipino people.
- The Philippines presidential office indicated that while no official communication from Interpol has been received, Duterte could be handed over if necessary.
- Presidential Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro affirmed that law enforcement is prepared to act on any arrest warrant requested by Interpol.
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Philippines’ Duterte says he will accept arrest if ICC issues warrant - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
HONG KONG/MANILA — Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte said in Hong Kong that he was ready for possible arrest amid reports the International Criminal Court (ICC) was about to issue a warrant over his years-long “war on drugs” that killed thousands.
Duterte says he will accept arrest if ICC issues warrant | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
HONG KONG/MANILA >> Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte said in Hong Kong that he was ready for possible arrest amid reports the International Criminal Court (ICC) was poised to issue a warrant over his years-long “war on drugs” that killed thousands.
Ex-Philippine President Duterte shrugs off possible arrest by ICC for drug war during trip to Hong Kong
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte made an unannounced visit to Hong Kong on Sunday, leading to questions about whether he is attempting to evade a possible arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court over his extrajudicial killings amid his war on drugs during his time in office.Duterte, 79, and his daughter — incumbent Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte — were the main speakers at a campaign rally at the Southorn Stadium in…
Duterte admitted many things during drug war probe – PCO
MANILA, Philippines — Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro on Monday said former President Rodrigo Duterte “admitted many things” during the congressional probe into his administration’s drug war, noting that due process must have been followed. At a Palace briefing, Castro was asked to comment on Duterte’s statement on reports that the International Criminal Court
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