Former Philippines president, whose 'war on drugs' killed over 6,200, says he will 'accept' possible ICC arrest
Duterte was the Philippine president from 2016 to 2022, during which time he waged a deadly extra-judicial crackdown on drugs. According to Human Rights Watch, over 12,000 Filipinos have died as a result of this war, with at least 2,555 of the killings attributed to the Philippine National Police.
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FORMER Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte expressed his willingness to go to jail amid swirling rumors that a warrant of ...
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Malacañang said Sunday it is ‘prepared for any eventuality’ amid speculative reports on the anticipated arrest warrant versus ...
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