[ANALYSIS] Philippines in and out of ICC: What changed?

Is there anything that happened to the ICC between 2011 and 2018 that would force us to withdraw and not rejoin? It is the Philippine government’s attitude that changed – most likely due to Rodrigo Duterte’s contempt for human rights and for human life, and President Marcos' unholy personal loyalty to him.

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