ロナルド・デラロサ上院議員は、5月14日未明に上院施設から逃走し、現在行方が分からなくなっている。国際刑事裁判所（ICC）は、フィリピンの麻薬戦争に関連した人道に対する罪の疑いで、同氏に対する逮捕状を発付していた。
元フィリピン国家警察長官であるデラロサ氏は、ICCの逮捕状が公になった後の5月11日に上院に姿を見せた。同氏は国家捜査局（NBI）の捜査員をかわし、上院指導部によって保護されていた。
5月13日、上院ビル内で銃撃事件が発生。デラロサ氏は翌日午前2時30分頃、ロビン・パディージャ上院議員と共に施設から立ち去った。
司法省は5月15日、デラロサ氏に対して出国監視命令を出した。当局は、同氏が国外逃亡を試みた場合、直ちに逮捕する方針を示している。NBIのメルビン・マティバッグ局長は、今回の逃走に関与した人物として、パディージャ議員とマオ・アプラスカ上院守衛官の名前を挙げた。
フレデリック・ビダ司法長官は、政府がICCに協力する意向であることを確認した。現在、特別検察委員会が上院での出来事について調査を進めている。
X（旧Twitter）では、ICCの逮捕状をめぐるデラロサ氏の上院からの逃走について意見が割れている。批判派は同氏を「逃亡犯」と呼ぶ一方、支持派は不当な逮捕であると主張しており、報道では一連の調査の進展や政治的影響が注目されている。
What “fled”? There isn’t a single valid warrant from a Philippine court. Dela Rosa is lawfully free to walk out of the Senate at any time— if not for Marcos forces, in cahoots with the ICC, lurking and waiting to conduct an illegal arrest.
— TishaCM🌷 (@TishaCM) 2026年5月14日
He isn’t hiding. He is exercising his…
Former Far Eastern Law dean Mel Sta. Maria on Friday said that Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa may be considered a fugitive from justice if it can be proven that he slipped out of the Senate to avoid prosecution while he is the subject of an International Criminal Court (ICC)…
— GMA News (@gmanews) 2026年5月15日
#ICYMI: Padilla is a ‘person of interest’ in dela Rosa’s escape from Senate – NBIhttps://t.co/qMgJksloC4
— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) 2026年5月15日
Philippines vows to hand fugitive Senator Ronald ‘Bato’ dela Rosa to ICC following shootout https://t.co/geokfXZRjq pic.twitter.com/YELODXKMsE
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) 2026年5月15日
Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa was likened by a congressman to a rat scurrying away as he continued to dodge arrest tied to an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant, after he reportedly escaped from the Senate on Thursday after days of staying under its protection. pic.twitter.com/YoEoJwlid0
— Now You Know (@nowyouknowph) 2026年5月14日
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Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa left the Senate compound early on May 14 after a shooting incident the previous night. The move came as he seeks to block enforcement of an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for alleged crimes against humanity.
The International Criminal Court confirmed on Monday an arrest warrant against Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa for his alleged role in former President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war. Philippine authorities attempted to detain him at the Senate but were blocked as lawmakers placed the senator under protective custody.
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The Philippine government has sent mixed signals on whether to arrest Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa over an International Criminal Court warrant for crimes against humanity. Officials say they will wait for a Supreme Court ruling but will act if he tries to leave the country.
As former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte nears one year in detention at the International Criminal Court (ICC), the prosecution and victims' representatives objected to his interim release during the pre-trial stage, citing his unlikelihood to adhere to conditions and cooperate with the court. This stems from his waiver of attendance at hearings and actions by his supporters. A decision on whether the case proceeds to trial is expected within 60 days.
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The Philippine National Police announced on Sunday it is conducting a full investigation into the shooting incident at the Senate that took place on Wednesday and will release findings soon.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has not ruled to allow former President Rodrigo Duterte to return to the Philippines while wearing a location tracker, according to a Rappler fact-check. Duterte remains at the ICC detention center in The Hague awaiting a pre-trial hearing from February 23 to 27, 2026. Prosecutors are urging him to attend, stating his health arguments have been settled.
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One year after former president Rodrigo Duterte's arrest and detention at the International Criminal Court on charges of crimes against humanity, lead defense counsel Nicholas Kaufman argues his medical condition warrants release despite repeated denials. Vice President Sara Duterte vows to keep applying, while supporters express ongoing anger.