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ICC issues arrest warrant for ally of Philippine ex-President Duterte over drug war, ombudsman says — REUTERS / ixx511

International Criminal Court · Philippines

ICC issues arrest warrant for ally of Philippine ex-President Duterte over drug war, ombudsman says

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

Ombudsman Remulla says the ICC has issued an arrest warrant for the Philippine senator, but the court has denied the claim.See the Story

At Least 85 Dead in the Philippines as Typhoon Kalmaegi Heads for Vietnam

Military · Philippines

At Least 85 Dead in the Philippines as Typhoon Kalmaegi Heads for Vietnam

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

Dozens more are missing as the clean-up begins, and the storm moves west into the South China Sea.See the Story

PNP Backs ‘Emman Atienza Bill’ to Bolster Cyberlibel, Hate Speech Laws

Business · Philippines

PNP Backs ‘Emman Atienza Bill’ to Bolster Cyberlibel, Hate Speech Laws

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) has expressed support for a proposed measure seeking to strengthen laws against cyberlibel and online hate speech, saying it will help promote accountability and responsible behavior in the digital space. PNP acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. on Tuesday said the police welcome the “Emman Atienza Bill,” filed by Sen. JV Ejercito, as a timely update to the existing Cybercrim…See the Story

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