
ICC Warrants for Israeli Officials: Reports and Denials
Reports emerged claiming the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued secret arrest warrants for several Israeli politicians and military officials. The ICC later denied these reports, clarifying that no new warrants had been issued.
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Philippine lawyers support ICC arrest warrant for fugitive senator
Philippine government lawyers have urged the Supreme Court to reject the bid of fugitive Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted for alleged crimes against humanity linked to his role in a bloody “war on drugs”, to block his arrest and surrender. Dela Rosa, the former police chief who oversaw former President Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-narcotics crackdown, had asked the Supreme Court to stop authorities from arresting and surrendering him to the International Criminal Court. He is facing the sam...
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Read full article →Philippine lawyers ask Supreme Court to reject senator’s plea to block ICC arrest - The Straits Times
Philippine lawyers ask Supreme Court to reject senator’s plea to block ICC arrest The Straits Times
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Read full article →ICC issues secret arrest warrants against several Israeli politicians, military officials - report
According to the report, the warrants target three Israeli politicians and two military officials, though it remains unclear when they were issued.
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Read full article →Philippines asks top court to allow ICC drug war arrest of senator
The International Criminal Court last week unsealed an arrest warrant against Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, accusing him along with other "co-perpetrators" of the "crime against humanity of murder".
Read full article →[Dash of SAS] The crumbling of Duterte’s authoritarian masculinity
'Former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque. Former police chief Ronald dela Rosa. One by one, the men who enabled Duterte’s bloody drug war are falling. The political fraternity that the Duterte regime was built on is collapsing and the brotherhood is trembling in panic.'
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Read full article →PNP chief orders probe into Dela Rosa’s alleged escort from Senate
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. ordered an internal investigation into allegations that local police escorted Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa out of the Senate compound on May 14. “Let me be absolutely clear: the Philippine National Police does not operate on blind because the integrity of our
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Read full article →SolGen to Supreme Court: PH never a sanctuary for impunity, ICC warrant vs Bato enforceable
In its comment on Dela Rosa’s plea dated May 16, the OSG argued that the Executive Department can legally enforce the warrant of arrest against Dela Rosa, saying that there is no need for the Philippine courts to enforce the warrant.
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Read full article →ICC denies it issued new warrants against Israeli officials, calls report inaccurate
Haaretz report claims ICC issued secret arrest warrants for five Israeli officials
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