Duterte, international humanitarian law and DOJ
DOJ task force eyes int’l humanitarian law case vs. Duterte
The task force created by the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate the war on drugs of the previous administration will be looking into the admission of former President Rodrigo Duterte in a House probe as a possible violation of international humanitarian law (IHL).
International humanitarian law case vs Duterte eyed
The Department of Justice, through its newly formed task force, is now investigating former president Rodrigo Duterte’s possible culpability for the killing of thousands in his drug war, based on an existing local law that defines and penalizes crimes against humanity.
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