The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday said it is monitoring if representatives from the International Criminal Court (ICC) are already in the Philippines.
In the second part of their conversation, Patricia Evangelista discusses with Howie a thought-provoking aspect of her approach unpacking the peculiar language used in the Philippines to cloak, justify and record violence by the state, from the origins of "salvage" to mean extrajudicial killing to the refrain of "nanlaban" (resisting arrest) to the clinical coldness of absurdly fantastical police reports.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) Appeals Chamber on Tuesday denied the appeal of the Philippine government against the resumption of the investigation into the controversial war on drugs.
The greater emphasis given by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration to prevention and rehabilitation in the anti-illegal drugs campaign compared to his predecessor is a significant shift “that is really important to the international community,” United Kingdom ambassador to the Philippines Laure Beaufils said.
The International Criminal Court (ICC)’s decision to deny the Philippines’ bid to suspend its investigation into the Duterte administration's drug war has set the wheels of justice in motion, a lawyers’ group said Tuesday.