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AFP: No restriction issued on military families’ social media posts
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Wednesday denied issuing any guidance imposing supposed restrictions on the freedom of expression on social media for families of military personnel. The ...
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Rodrigo Duterte interim release could jeopardize evidence, lawyer warns
A lawyer on Wednesday warned that granting interim release to former president Rodrigo Duterte could jeopardize the integrity ...
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QCPD requesting takedown of pro-Duterte cop’s social media page
The Quezon City Police District (QCPD) said it was requesting Facebook to take down the social media page of a police officer making posts against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the Philippine ...
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Points of contention: Int’l law experts’ views on Duterte ICC case
Former President Rodrigo Duterte’s case before the International Criminal Court (ICC) has sparked local debates about international law. Alleged to have committed crimes against humanity in connection ...
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Dela Rosa changes tune: ‘Why will I surrender?’
After previously declaring that he was ready to surrender if the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague issues a ...
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Duterte children petition SC to decide legality of ICC arrest
Former President Rodrigo Duterte’s daughter, Veronica, has asked the Supreme Court to resolve the legality of her father’s ...
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Foreigners to defend Duterte; Roque out, says VP
Only foreign lawyers with a mastery of international law and familiarity with grave crimes under the jurisdiction of the ...
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Duterte’s double trial
The strategy of the camp of former president Rodrigo Duterte is very clear this early. They will turn the International Criminal Court (ICC) trial of Duterte into a double trial: first, as a criminal ...
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51% of Filipinos say Duterte accountable for drug war deaths – SWS survey
Fifty-one percent Filipinos believe that former President Rodrigo Duterte should be held accountable for all the illegal drug ...
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Gov’t won’t oppose De Lima’s intention to testify at Duterte ICC trial
Malacañang on Wednesday said it will not oppose former senator Leila de Lima’s intention to testify in the trial of former ...