MANILA, Philippines The Department of Justice (DOJ) may subpoena former president Rodrigo Duterte in preparation for the possible filing of cases against him in local courts, including for crimes against humanity, as recommended by the quad committe
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it is studying the possibility of filing crimes against humanity charges, on top of murder cases, in connection with the Duterte administration's war on drugs and its extrajud
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TURNOVER Mary Jane Veloso officially becomes an inmate at the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City, after the media frenzythat marked her transfer from an Indonesian jail after more than 14 years. (PHOTO FROM BUREAU OF CORRECTIONS)
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