Duterte, international humanitarian law
International humanitarian law case vs Duterte eyed
The Department of Justice, through its newly formed task force, is now investigating former president Rodrigo Duterte’s possible culpability for the killing of thousands in his drug war, based on an existing local law that defines and penalizes crimes against humanity.
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Chua says he has info that VP Duterte’s chief of staff is now in PHWhile he is unsure if Vice President Sara Duterte’s chief of staff Zuleika Lopez will attend the House probe into the Office ...
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Vice President Sara Duterte has herself to blame over the fate of her 200 employees whose jobs are now at risk because she ...
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