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International Criminal Court (Anadolu) MANILA - Not rejoining the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a prerogative of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and has the support of the Office of the Solicitor General. As chief architect of the country's foreign policy, it is Marcos' decision to determine what international organizations the Philippines may join, according to Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra on Tuesday. "I suppose the President's primary consideration is always the best interests of our country, with utmost regard for our national sovereignty," Guevarra said in a statement. The Philippines withdrew membership from the ICC in 2018 under President Rodrigo Duterte. On Monday, Marcos declared "the Philippines has no intention of rejoining the ICC," shortly after a meeting that discussed investigation on illegal drugs operations. The ICC will reopen its probe and asked the country to submit its comment by September 8. "Considering the importa

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