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'No jurisdiction' does not stop gov't from communicating with ICC - Vimarsana News

'No jurisdiction' does not stop gov't from communicating with ICC

Published: November 25, 2021

Acting Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles (File photo) MANILA - The Duterte administration will still not waive its position that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has no jurisdiction over the Philippines to authorize an investigation into the killings linked to the illegal drug campaign, Malacanang said Thursday. Cabinet Secretary and Acting Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles, however, said this did not mean that the administration of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte will stop communicating with The Hague-based tribunal. "While we do not waive our position that the ICC lack...

Source: philippinetimes.com
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Karlo NogralesRodrigo Roa DuterteInternational Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim KhanInternational Criminal CourtActing Presidential Spokesperson Karlo NogralesPresident Rodrigo Roa DutertePhilippine Daily InquirerPhilippine AmbassadorNetherlands Eduardo MalayaRome StatueActing Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles File Photo Manila The Duterte Administration Will Still Not Waive Its Position That International Criminal Court Icc Has No Jurisdiction Over Philippines To Authorize An Investigation Into Killings Linked Illegal Drug CampaignAlacanang Said Thursday Cabinet Secretary And Acting Presidential Spokesperson Karlo NogralesAid This Did Not Mean That The Administration Of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte Will Stop Communicating With Hague Based Tribunal Quot While We Do Waive Our Position Icc Lacks Jurisdiction To Probe Campaign Against Illegal DrugsHis Does Not Preclude The Duterte Administration From Communicating With IccUot He Said Ina Press Statement Nograles Made This After Daily Broadsheet The Philippine Inquirer Pdi Publisheda Banner Story Reporting That Palace Quot Would Rejecta Request By International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan For Information On Government Investigations Of Alleged Atrocities In Drug War Article Further Reads Sucha From Icc Be Contrary To 39s Position Tribunal No Longer Had Jurisdiction Over Philippines Clarified His Earlier Mention Not Comply With 39 Dated Nov 24 Read While We Have Received Reports Will Provide Substantiating Regarding Its Into Allegations Involving Country Anti Illegal CampaignE Would Like To Clarify That We Have Yet Receivea Formal Request With Regard This Matter Quot There Is Nothing In The Paragraph AboveOr In The Rest Of Our Released StatementHat Would Justify The Headline And Storyline Used In Said ArticleUot He Added EarlierOgrales Said The Icc Request Seeking Proof From Duterte Administration Regarding Its Probe Into Drug War Deaths Quot Validates Mandate Asa Court Of Last Resort KhanCna StatementAid His Office Will Ask The Philippine Government To Provide Quot Substantiating Information On Proceedings It Cited When Latter Sought Deferral Of Investigation Into Alleged Crimes Against Humanity Related Administration 39s Anti Illegal Drugs Campaign Nograles Said Palace Has Yet Receivea Formal Request From Icc And Reiterated Position That No Jurisdiction Probe Drug War Because Country Judicial Processes Are Working ClearlyHe Icc Prosecutor 39s Request For Information Is An Acknowledgment That Alleged Victims Can Seek Redress In Philippine Legal Institutions Because These Are IndependentNd CompetentUot He Said Ina Latter To Khan Dated November 10
Request for proof validates ICC as 'court of last resort': Palace - Vimarsana News

Request for proof validates ICC as 'court of last resort': Palace

Published: November 24, 2021

Acting Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles (File photo) MANILA - The request of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for proof from the Duterte administration regarding its probe into deaths linked to the Philippine government's drug war "validates" ICC mandate as a "court of last resort", Malacanang said Wednesday. This, after ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan said his office will ask the Philippine government to provide "substantiating information" on proceedings it cited when the latter sought deferral of the investigation into alleged crimes against humanit...

Source: philippinetimes.com
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Karlo NogralesRodrigo DuterteKarim KhanDepartment Of JusticePhilippine National PoliceNational Bureau Of InvestigationInternational Criminal CourtActing Presidential Spokesperson Karlo NogralesState PartyNational BureauPhilippine GovernmentRome StatuteActing Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles File Photo Manila The Request Of International Criminal Court Icc For Proof From Duterte Administration Regarding Its Probe Into Deaths Linked To Philippine Government 39s Drug War Quot Validates Mandate Asa Last Resort Alacanang Said Wednesday ThisFter Icc Prosecutor Karim Khan Said His Office Will Ask The Philippine Government To Provide Quot Substantiating Information On Proceedings It Cited When Latter Sought Deferral Of Investigation Into Alleged Crimes Against Humanity Related Administration 39s Anti Illegal Drugs Campaign Cabinet Secretary And Acting Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles Palace Has Yet Receivea Formal Request From He Also Reiterated Position That No Jurisdiction Probe Crackdown Because Judicial Processes Are Working ClearlyHe Icc Prosecutor 39s Request For Information Is An Acknowledgment That Alleged Victims Can Seek Redress In Philippine Legal Institutions Because These Are IndependentNd CompetentUot He Said Nograles Cited The Icc Mandate That Seeks To ComplementNot ReplaceAtional Courts Quot This Validates Our Earlier Position That The Icc Is Court Of Last ResortNe That Can Be Utilized Whena State Party Is Unwilling To Investigate And Prosecute Those Who Violate Its Laws This Simply Not The Case In PhilippinesUot He Added Since The Philippine Judicial Processes Are WorkingOgrales Said This Demonstrates That There Is No Culture Of Impunity In The Country Quot Our Criminal Justice System Continues To Be Capable And FunctionalNda Case In Point Is The Signing Of Philippine National Police And Bureau Investigation An Agreement To Conduct Cooperative Investigations Evidence Thata Culture Impunity Does Not Exist Our Country As Local Institutions Have Demonstrated Their Commitment AccountabilityUot He Said On November 3