Palace: Justice rolling down with ICC’s ‘fair’ trial
Justice is starting to roll down following former President Rodrigo Duterte’s first appearance before the International Criminal Court, Presidential
Palace calls ICC proceedings for Rodrigo Duterte 'fair trial'
Malacañang has described the International Criminal Court's (ICC) handling of the pre-trial of former President Rodrigo Duterte as "fair," with his rights duly respected amid alleged crimes against humanity over his administration's drug war.
Palace: Justice rolling down after Duterte faces ICC’s ‘fair’ pre-trial
Highlights: Rodrigo Duterte’s ICC pre-trial MANILA, Philippines – Justice is “starting to roll down” after the International Criminal Court (ICC) held its “fair” pre-trial on former President Rodrigo R.
‘Justice starts to roll down,’ Palace says of Duterte’s ‘fair’ ICC pre-trial
“It was also confirmed by the Court based on the report of the registry that FP Duterte was informed of his rights, including (Articles) 66 and 67 of the Rome Statute and he was aware of the warrant of arrest in the English language,” she added.
Palace on Duterte's ICC pre-trial: 'Justice starts to roll down'
Malacañang on Saturday said that justice has started to roll down following former president Rodrigo Duterte's first appearance before the International Criminal Court (ICC) to face crimes against humanity charges over his deadly war on illegal drugs.
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