Tag: International Criminal Court
Duterte’s first in-person ICC appearance draws renewed call for justice
Victims’ families welcomed the courtroom development as judges prepared for trial amid disputes over evidence and Duterte’s fitness
Japan, Europe, UN back ICC after US sanctions court president
The dispute highlights mounting concern over powerful states using sanctions and political pressure to resist international accountability mechanisms
Rohingya groups join rights advocates in seeking ICC warrant for ARSA...
Rohingya groups and global rights advocates urged ICC action against ARSA leader amid fears of reprisals and impunity
Philippine government invokes drug war victims in push to enforce ICC...
Government lawyers argue domestic law permits cooperation with ICC proceedings tied to killings during Duterte’s anti-drug campaign
Philippine archbishop urges Catholics to reject corruption, confront political complicity
A Philippine archbishop urged Catholics to resist corruption, reject political tribalism, and demand accountability amid deepening national tensions
Between two galleries: Gladiators and spectators — Can the Philippines recover...
From The Hague, a Redemptorist missionary reflects on Duterte supporters and victims’ families confronting the nation’s conscience
HRW flags continued killings, red-tagging in Philippines despite Duterte ICC transfer
“President Marcos should move beyond rhetoric and take concrete measures to improve human rights in the Philippines,” said Bryony Lau
ICC keeps Duterte behind bars; rights advocates call it ‘a win...
Rights advocates say ICC ruling keeping Duterte detained strengthens victims’ fight for justice and accountability in the drug war
Families blast Duterte’s tactics: ‘Fit to stand trial, unfit to evade...
Families of drug war victims denounce ICC delay, calling Duterte “fit to stand trial” and justice long overdue
Duterte in The Hague: Ex-Philippine leader to answer ICC charges on...
The former leader is accused of the crime against humanity of murder in connection with extrajudicial killings
















