LAWIN.news
  • Home
  • About Lawin
  • Community Events
  • Livestream
  • Faces & Voices
  • Podcasts
    • Legal Treats
    • Teacher Talk
    • Pink Table Talk
    • Be Bold. Why Not.
    • Commissary Kitchen
    • Beyond Health & Wellness
CONTACT US
  • Texas
  • Austin
  • Dallas Fort Worth
  • Houston
  • San Antonio
  • Rio Grande
  • United States
  • Around the Globe
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Opinion
  • Politics
10/09/2025

Stay Informed and Engaged with LAWIN.news—Your Updated Daily News Source for Filipino-Americans in Texas

ADVERTISE WITH LAWIN
10/09/2025
LAWIN.news

ICC seeks public evidence vs Duterte

by LAWIN.news November 30, 2024
written by LAWIN.news November 30, 2024
Photo by: BBC
387

MANILA, Philippines –The International Criminal Court (ICC) has intensified its efforts to gather evidence against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte concerning alleged crimes during his controversial war on drugs.

Officials have announced a renewed push to collect testimonies and additional evidence that could expedite the ongoing investigation.

The ICC’s interest in the case is rooted in accusations that Duterte’s campaign, which began in 2016, resulted in widespread human rights abuses and extrajudicial killings.

ICC-accredited counsel Kristina Conti stated that the court is actively seeking new potential witnesses who can provide firsthand accounts of the alleged atrocities.

The investigation centers on claims that Duterte’s anti-drug operations led to thousands of deaths, with many victims reportedly being killed without due process.

Duterte has consistently denied these accusations, maintaining that his administration’s actions were part of a legitimate campaign against illegal drugs.

The push for more evidence comes as public interest in the matter remains high.

In recent months, the case has gained international attention, with human rights organizations urging the ICC to continue its probe. These groups argue that the alleged violations during Duterte’s presidency should not go unpunished and that justice must be served for the victims and their families.

Reports indicate that the ICC’s investigation has faced several hurdles, including resistance from the current Philippine administration.

In the past, the Philippines has challenged the court’s jurisdiction over the matter, arguing that the country is capable of conducting its own investigation. However, the ICC maintains that it has the authority to intervene when a country is unwilling or unable to do so.

The ICC’s investigation into Duterte’s drug war has been a subject of debate both domestically and internationally.

Supporters of Duterte argue that his tough stance on drugs was necessary to combat an escalating crisis. They claim that the campaign effectively reduced crime and improved public safety.

Critics, however, contend that the crackdown resulted in massive human rights violations and the loss of innocent lives.

Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
LAWIN.news

LAWIN.news is your trusted source for timely, relevant, and comprehensive news coverage. With a commitment to delivering the latest updates on local, national, and global events, LAWIN.news provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and exclusive stories that matter to you. Our dedicated team ensures that each report is thoroughly researched and presented with clarity and integrity. Stay informed and engaged with LAWIN.news—where every story counts. Disclaimer: The views and beliefs expressed by the author do not necessarily represent those of LAWIN.news, its management, editorial board, or staff.

previous post
House directs release of VP aide Lopez
next post
Trump warns of 100% tariff on BRIC countries

You may also like

Flood control anomalies to be filed before Sandiganbayan, Remulla says

October 9, 2025

Authorities file P7.18-B tax evasion case vs Sarah, Curlee Discaya

October 8, 2025

Marcos names Remulla as new Ombudsman

October 7, 2025

PNP chief: ‘No basis’ for police to withdraw support for Marcos

October 6, 2025

Comelec probes Chiz regarding P30-million donation from contractor

October 5, 2025

PhilHealth adds orthopedic care to benefits for Cebu earthquake victims

October 4, 2025

Recent Posts

  • Pope Leo calls on U.S. bishops to address Trump’s immigration crackdown
  • Gov. Abbott cracks down on underage access to THC hemp products
  • AI expert breaks down dangers of fake home invasion TikTok trend
  • Dozens of books return to Leander ISD classrooms after removal
  • Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center scraps plan to relocate

Recent Comments

  1. Texas and the Philippines Economic Collaboration: APECO and PACCTX-GHR meet at PCG in Houston - Bagong APECO on Texas – Philippines Economic Collaboration: APECO and PACCTX-GHR Meet at PCG in Houston

Recent Posts

  • Pope Leo calls on U.S. bishops to address Trump’s immigration crackdown

    October 9, 2025
  • Gov. Abbott cracks down on underage access to THC hemp products

    October 9, 2025
  • AI expert breaks down dangers of fake home invasion TikTok trend

    October 9, 2025
  • Dozens of books return to Leander ISD classrooms after removal

    October 9, 2025
  • Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center scraps plan to relocate

    October 9, 2025

Stay Updated!

Get the new articles and photos.

LAWIN.news

Providing high-quality news stories that matters to its readers. It’s core mission is “Stay informed and engaged with LAWIN.news—where every story counts.”

  • P.O. Box 20561 Houston, Texas 77225
  • Email Address: neska@mylawin.com
  • Support: helpdesk@mylawin.com

About Links

  • Contact
  • About Us
  • Compliance
  • Media Relations
  • Advertise With Us
  • Corporate Information
  • Apps & Products

Useful Links

  • Privacy Policy
  • Data Tracking
  • Terms of Use
  • Cookie Policy
  • Personal Information
  • Accessibility Statement
  • Login | Register Account

Newsletter

Get the new articles and photos.

Latest News

Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center scraps plan to relocate
NBA: Durant makes smooth transition in Rockets debut
Inside Bexar County’s rush to handle 33,000 voter applications amid ‘controlled chaos’
San Antonio scientist part of first-ever Latino cancer survivorship research

@2025 – All Right Reserved. Made with ❤️ by myVATA.co

Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Youtube
LAWIN.news
  • Home
  • About Lawin
  • Community Events
  • Livestream
  • Faces & Voices
  • Podcasts
    • Legal Treats
    • Teacher Talk
    • Pink Table Talk
    • Be Bold. Why Not.
    • Commissary Kitchen
    • Beyond Health & Wellness
LAWIN.news
  • Home
  • About Lawin
  • Community Events
  • Livestream
  • Faces & Voices
  • Podcasts
    • Legal Treats
    • Teacher Talk
    • Pink Table Talk
    • Be Bold. Why Not.
    • Commissary Kitchen
    • Beyond Health & Wellness
@2024 - All Right Reserved. Designed and Developed by myVATA.co