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Rody lawyer blasts selective overseas Filipino protection

2 months ago By admin

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — A legal counsel to former President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday criticized the glaring double standard in the government's handling of overseas Filipino cases, comparing the intense attention on three Filipinos recently jailed in China on espionage suspicions with Duterte's detention at the International Criminal Court (ICC) facility.

Atty. Martin Delgra III, also the spokesperson for Duterte's campaign team, voiced his frustration in a casual interview with Michael King, a Duterte supporter, outside the ICC detention center.

Retired Army Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade

Año’s loyalty to country, beyond reproach: Parlade

3 months ago By admin

National Security Adviser Eduardo Año earned a powerful endorsement from retired Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade Jr., who came to his defense in a recent Facebook post, firmly rejecting claims that Año was part of a so-called "core group" that plotted the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.

"FOCUS! LET US NOT LOSE SIGHT OF THE ENEMY," Parlade's post read. "And the enemy is NOT the government as a whole. The enemy is the CPP and their tentacles in government."

Bong Go

Be loyal to our country, flag, Go reminds uniformed personnel

3 months ago By admin

Senator Christopher “Bong” Go called for respect and truthfulness from government institutions, particularly uniformed personnel, amid the conduct of the Philippine National Police (PNP) during the March 11 arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.  

During the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations' public hearing on March 20, Go underscored the importance of integrity in public service, especially law enforcement.

Bato

Bato: Marcos gov’t violated  FPRRD’s constitutional rights

3 months ago By admin

Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa slammed the administration of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., echoing Atty. Alexis Medina's legal opinion is that former President Rodrigo Duterte's constitutional rights were violated when authorities surrendered him to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

FROM THE MAIL l Jonvic Remulla: Under the 'spotlight'

3 months ago By admin

Being in the spotlight often evokes a sense of admiration and prestige, as it signifies recognition of one's efforts and talents. However, for public figures like Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla, the spotlight carries a weight of scrutiny and magnifies missteps.

Serious questions about his credibility and ability to lead the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) are popping up.

Davao

Archbishop Valles: Justice for beloved FPRRD must be pursued with fairness, integrity

3 months ago By admin

As he lamented the deep divisiveness in the country over the arrest of former President Rodrigo R. Duterte and his transfer to The Hague, Netherlands for trial before the International Criminal Court, Davao Archbishop Romulo G. Valles said justice must be pursued with fairness and integrity.

“It must remain free from partisan political motivations or personal vendettas,” Valles said in his Pastoral Message to all Christian faithful of Davao on Tuesday.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Credibility getting murkier

3 months ago By admin

The recent uproar surrounding DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla and his role in the unfolding drama regarding former President Rodrigo Duterte's “kidnap” to The Hague, Netherlands begs our paramount concern.

The way the situation is shaping up, it’s tough to see how Remulla can maintain any shred of credibility after the hilarious statement he made regarding the "rescue" of a kidnapped Chinese student—and then, well, it turned out to be quite the opposite.

It makes many Filipinos wonder if he has played a much larger role in a questionable political game.

Menard

OSG recuses from defending Bersamin, 12 others in FPRRD’s ICC arrest warrant

3 months ago By admin

Asserts PH has no legal obligation to cooperate with ICC


The Office of the Solicitor General — the legal representative of the Philippine Government, its agencies and officials in any litigation — firmly declared that it is under no legal obligation to cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) or recognize any proceedings originating from it post-withdrawal from the Rome Statute.

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