We won't cooperate with ICC probe on Duterte drug war

The Philippines will not intervene if Interpol arrests former president Duterte over ‘war on drugs’
The Philippines has said it will not intervene if Interpol issues a red notice to arrest the former president, Rodrigo Duterte, over his bloody “war on drugs”. Pitched as an anti-narcotics crackdown,
Philippines says it will cooperate if ICC seeks Duterte’s custody over drug killings
The Philippine government says its law enforcement agencies will be obliged to cooperate if the International Criminal Court seeks the custody of former President Rodrigo Duterte as part of an investigation into thousands of deaths during his crackdown on illegal drugs.
Ex-Philippine President Duterte says ICC should 'hurry up' on drug war investigation
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said the International Criminal Court (ICC) should 'hurry up' with its probe of his war on drugs, remaining firm in his defence of the brutal campaign as he said the investigation should start immediately.
Posts falsely claim ICC judge 'shelved' probe into Duterte's drug war
As the rift between the families of President Ferdinand Marcos and former president Rodrigo Duterte deepened, social media posts falsely claimed the archipelago nation's leader had appealed to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to jail his predecessor.
Marcos firm on non-cooperation with ICC over Duterte drug war probe | INQToday
President Bongbong Marcos reiterates that the Philippines would not cooperate with the International Criminal Court if it were to investigate the previous administration's anti-drug campaign.
Marcos: Gov't won't help ICC but to comply with Interpol over drug war probe
While President Marcos reiterated that his administration will not cooperate with any International Criminal Court (ICC)-initiated investigation on former president Rodrigo Duterte, he stressed that the Philippines has to live up to its obligations to Interpol once the ICC seeks the latter's intervention.
Marcos says gov’t won’t help nor stop ICC probe on Duterte drug war
Outgoing Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte speaks to his successor Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. after the departure honors for Duterte at the Malacañang Palace in Manila on June 30, 2022. Arman Baylon, Presidential Photo/File MANILA — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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