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Philippines’ Duterte, infamous for deadly drug war, ends term

  • Duterte’s woes deepened during his final year in office as International Criminal Court (ICC) judges authorized a full-blown investigation into a possible crime against humanity during his drugs crackdown
By AFP ·
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Duterte vows to continue ‘war on drugs’ after Philippine presidency

By Ellie Aben ·

Duterte vetoes bill seeking to tackle social media abuse in Philippines

By Ellie Aben ·

Protesters mark Philippine president’s last year in power

By AP ·

Duterte healthy despite COVID-19 cases among staff, spokesperson says

By Ellie Aben ·
Special

Lockdown extended on Philippines’ largest island until April 30

By Ellie Aben ·

Philippines’ Duterte to VP Robredo: keep state secrets or lose your ‘drugs tsar’ post

By Reuters ·

Philippines’ Duterte orders review of all government contracts

By Reuters ·

Duterte asks why critical ex-police officer ‘is still alive’

By AP ·

Philippines’ Duterte backs smacking kids, vetoes ban

By AFP ·
Special

Philippines cuts age of criminal liability from 15 to 12

By Ellie Aben ·

After ‘nap-gate’, Duterte skips APEC summit dinner

By AFP ·

Filipinos’ trust in Duterte falls to lowest level

By Reuters ·

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