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5,823 INCIDENTS
LOOK: The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecution team presents a graph showing the geographical distribution of killings linked to the Philippines’ war on drugs, with at least 5,823 cases recorded from January 7, 2016 to March 18, 2019. | 📷: ICC
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‘TAY, KAMI NAMAN’
LOOK: Supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte launch a signature campaign drive to bring him home on Sunday, February 22, in Manila, a day before the confirmation of charges hearing on February 23 before the Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Duterte is accused of the crimes against humanity of murder and attempted murder in his administration's so-called "war on drugs". | 📷: Grig C. Montegrande, Philippine Daily Inquirer
Know more about Duterte’s ICC hearing here: https://t.co/tQEchNDEfc
Saludo kay Sen. @risahontiveros!
Habang may ilan na inuulit ang linya ng China at sinasabing kathang-isip lang ang West Philippine Sea, ang pagbisita niya sa Pag-asa Island ay paalala na ang usapin ng soberanya ay usapin ng tao. Nandoon ang ating mga mangingisda, mga pamilya, at mga komunidad na araw-araw nabubuhay at nagtatrabaho sa gitna ng panganib.
Ipinagtatanggol natin ang ating teritoryo dahil may mga kababayan tayong dapat ipaglaban at suportahan.
Ito ang tunay na pamumuno.
Nanindigan si ICC Deputy Prosecutor Mandiaye Niang na dapat managot si dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte upang makamit ang hustisya ng mga biktima ng drug war. #DuterteInICC
'IT IS A REMINDER THAT THOSE IN POWER ARE NOT ABOVE THE LAW'
ICC deputy prosecutor Mandiaye Niang delivers an opening statement as he presents an overview of the evidence against Rodrigo Duterte concerning the former president's drug war.
"Today marks an important day for international justice, for the people of the Philippines, for the victims, and for this court...It is also a reminder that those in power are not above the law," said Niang. (YouTube/ICC)