
Dela Rosa Leaves Senate Protective Custody Amid Drug War Probe
Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa is no longer under Senate protective custody, prompting outrage from drug war victims' relatives and calls for a new subpoena as authorities investigate his departure. Critics allege he evaded arrest related to the drug war.
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Philippines authorities investigating reports lawmaker wanted by ICC has fled after taking refuge in senate
Senator Ronald dela Rosa is wanted by the ICC for his alleged role in country’s deadly anti-drug crackdown that saw thousands killed Philippine authorities are seeking to confirm reports that a lawmaker wanted by the international criminal court (ICC) secretly left the Senate premises where he had spent days evading arrest, an official said. Presidential communications undersecretary Clare Castro told a press conference that authorities were trying to confirm the whereabouts of senator Rona...
By Rebecca Ratcliffe
Read full article →Philippine politician wanted by ICC flees Senate
Senate president says Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa 'no longer in the building' where he had taken refuge.
Read full article →Who is Ronald dela Rosa, the ICC-wanted lawmaker holed up in the Philippine Senate?
Philippine Senator Ronald dela Rosa called on the public to step in to prevent law enforcement agents from handing him over to the International Criminal Court as the sound of gunfire rattled through the Senate building on Wednesday evening. Dela Rosa stands accused by the ICC of crimes against humanity related to the war on drugs he oversaw while serving as police chief under then-president Rodrigo Duterte. Dela Rosa, 64, has denied involvement in illegal killings. Duterte, in office from...
By Reuters
Read full article →Political tension in the Philippines escalates after Senate gunfire
Philippine Sen. Ronald dela Rosa has sought refuge in the Senate after the International Criminal Court issued a warrant against him over his role in a deadly drug crackdown.
Read full article →Philippine president calls emergency meeting after chaos and shooting at Senate
Read full article →FACT CHECK: No order to arrest Dela Rosa, Marcos says
Marcos says there was no order from himself or other officials in the executive to arrest Dela Rosa, adding that government forces had no role in the Senate shooting
By Rappler.com
Read full article →De Lima: Protective custody cannot be used to help Dela Rosa escape
Mamamayang Liberal party-list Rep. Leila de Lima on Thursday said the Senate must explain how Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa was able to leave despite being placed under so-called protective custody. “Protective custody is not meant to conceal or facilitate the escape of someone who is to be arrested. It is clear: there are cowards
By clopez
Read full article →Palace: Senate sergeant-at-arms fired first, NBI 'volunteer' fired back
Malacañang on Thursday, May 14, said Senate Sergeant-at-Arms retired Police Major General Mao Aplasca fired the first warning shot in Wednesday night's gunfire inside the Senate, which prompted a member of the National Bureau of Investigation to fire back.
By Cristina Chi
Read full article →Police detain suspect in Philippine Senate shooting
Police have detained a suspect in connection with the Philippine Senate shooting, which occurred while a lawmaker wanted by the ICC took refuge inside. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-detain-suspect-in-philippine-senate-shooting/
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