+ Follow Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Tag
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[Summary] => The International Criminal Court chief prosecutor's request for an authority to probe the Philippines' drug war is "no big deal" as it cited media reports that won't stand in court, Malacañang said Thursday.
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[Title] => Palace: More could follow Philippines, Burundi out of ICC
[Summary] => More countries may soon leave the International Criminal Court, a Malacañang spokesman said Thursday, as the Philippines joins the African nation of Burundi in the club of former state-parties.
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[Title] => Good luck on getting Philippines' cooperation, Palace tells ICC
[Summary] => The International Criminal Court should not expect any cooperation from the Philippines after it sent its notice of withdrawal from the Rome Statute, Malacañang said Monday.
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[Title] => Duterte to countries: Withdraw from International Criminal Court
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[Title] => UN rights chief's comment last straw for Duterte, says Roque
[Summary] => Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said the United Nations human rights chief's comment that President Rodrigo Duterte might need psychiatric evaluation was what convinced the president that there is a coordinated effort to shame him.
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[Title] => Robredo questions timing of Philippines' withdrawal from ICC
[Summary] => The decision of President Rodrigo Duterte to withdraw Manila’s signature on the international treaty that created the International Criminal Court will have serious repercussions, including the removal of a “safety net” that will protect the Filipino people from abusive leaders, the country’s vice president said Thursday.
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[Title] => Publication not among usual requirements for treaties, agreements
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[Title] => Groups: Withdrawal from ICC won’t protect Duterte from being prosecuted
[Summary] => The decision of President Rodrigo Duterte to withdraw from the Rome Statute does not mean that he will be free from the country’s obligations when it was still a party to the treaty, human rights groups said.
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[Title] => Rody threat vs rights activists serious – Leila
[Summary] => President Duterte’s latest threats to kill human rights activists and to pull out the Philippines as a treaty party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) should not be merely brushed aside, Sen. Leila de Lima said yesterday.
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Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
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