
Senate adopts Resolution 307, expressing its sense to protect Filipinos against “extrajudicial rendition” and guarantee them a reasonable time before surrender or extradition “to seek redress from the courts.” | via @victoriatulad
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Senate adopts Resolution 307, expressing its sense to protect Filipinos against “extrajudicial rendition” and guarantee them a reasonable time before surrender or extradition “to seek redress from the courts.” | via @victoriatulad
















'GONE TOO SOON' Children were killed in Duterte's war on illegal drugs. They were 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 17 years old. They had homework to finish, exams the next day, Mass to attend, and most especially dreams to achieve. Some were asleep, some were getting ready for school. But they were killed and became part of the thousands of Filipinos killed in the bloody war that the previous administration waged. As the ICC case against Duterte moves forward, families demand justice. For them, the search for accountability is inseparable from grief — and from the lives they say were taken too soon. | @AdrianINQ READ MORE: inqnews.net/liveslosttooso…





'NANLABAN’ WATCH: ICC trial lawyer Edward Jeremy raised the term “nanlaban” during the confirmation of charges hearing of former President Rodrigo Duterte. Prosecutors told the International Criminal Court that the word, commonly used in police reports to claim a suspect “fought back,” repeatedly appeared in what they described as “copy pasted” narratives at the height of the drug war, shifting blame onto victims for their deaths. @newswatchplusph





