Drug War
Volunteers form human barricade to protect drug war victims at ICC
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In The Hague, Netherlands, volunteers organized a human barricade to shield drug war victims' families from harassment by supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte outside the International Criminal Court (ICC). This occurred on the third and fourth days of the pre-trial proceedings in February 2026. The incident reflects broader tensions between defenders and critics of Duterte's drug war.
Volunteers have uncovered more than 1,000 bone fragments near Lake Chalco in eastern Mexico City, building on authorities' earlier discovery of 317 remains from at least three people. The findings, amid Mexico's drug war and ahead of World Cup matches, intensify calls for thorough investigations into the missing persons crisis.
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The victims' legal team in Rodrigo Duterte's International Criminal Court case remains intact after the lead defense lawyer withdrew his challenge. Meanwhile, the prosecution has questioned the composition of Duterte's defense 'team'.
The International Criminal Court has named eight officials as indirect co-perpetrators of former President Rodrigo Duterte in killings linked to the anti-drug war. Among them are Senators Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa and Bong Go. The pre-trial hearing is set for February 23.
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Court records from the International Criminal Court confirm substantial evidence against former president Rodrigo Duterte in his drug war, leading to an arrest warrant. Claims of no evidence are false, according to a fact-check. The prosecution continues seeking additional witnesses to strengthen the case.
Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa has filed an urgent plea with the Supreme Court to prevent his potential arrest by the International Criminal Court. The move comes amid unconfirmed reports of an ICC warrant, following the recent detention of former President Rodrigo Duterte. Dela Rosa argues that any such action would violate Philippine sovereignty and due process.
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A Catholic priest dedicated his Ramon Magsaysay Award to the victims of former president Rodrigo Duterte's bloody war on drugs. The award, Asia's highest honor, recognized his 'transformative compassion' in restoring dignity to the marginalized. In his speech, he called for a truth commission to investigate extrajudicial killings.
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