Marcos reaffirms Philippines' non-cooperation with ICC over Duterte drug war investigation

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirmed that the Philippines will not cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) regarding investigations into the previous administration's anti-drug campaign. He stated, “We do not cooperate with the ICC; that is the position of this government.” Marcos's comments followed former President Rodrigo Duterte's request for the ICC to begin its probe into alleged crimes against humanity during his drug war. Marcos indicated that while the government will not assist the ICC, it will not obstruct Duterte if he chooses to engage with the court. Regarding potential Interpol actions, Marcos acknowledged the Philippines' obligations but maintained that the government would not actively support the ICC's investigations.


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