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The Philippines' OSG said the ICC decision will not prevent the government from pursuing its own investigation into allegations regarding the Duterte administration's drug war.
The families of drug war victims are pushing the International Criminal Court (ICC) to continue its probe into the controversial anti-drug campaign of the Duterte regime, as they expressed doubt the cases would progress under the Marcos administration.
The ICC Registry, in a public redacted report, says that according to victims, there is no prospect of obtaining justice 'at the domestic level'
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See how the government uses its muscle to delay justice? By the time this goes to trial – if it goes to trial, the big fish – Rodrigo Duterte may be dead. In which case there will be no trial – because the ICC requires the defendant’s presence.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) Appeals Chamber has allowed victims of the Duterte administration’s bloody war on drugs to comment