Pilipinas, hindi makikipagtulungan sa imbestigasyon ng ICC kaugnay sa war on drugs ng nakaraang administrasyon

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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. made it clear that the country will not help in any investigation

00:06by the International Criminal Court or ICC,

00:08also known as the War on Drugs of the previous administration.

00:11According to the President, if the former President Rodrigo Duterte wished,

00:16the government will not interfere here.

00:18The details of the national news of Clazel Fardilla.

00:23We will not interfere with the ICC.

00:27We will not help.

00:29But if he agreed to talk or investigate in the ICC,

00:36it's up to him.

00:37We have no decision there.

00:40President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. insisted that

00:44he will not help in the International Criminal Court,

00:47as part of the investigation into the bloody fight against illegal drugs

00:52under the administration of the former President Rodrigo Duterte.

00:56But the government will not stop Duterte's decision

01:00after the ICC pursued him,

01:03which accelerated the investigation into his fight against drugs.

01:07It is said that 6,000 to 30,000 people were killed in Duterte's anti-drug campaign.

01:13Under the leadership of the ICC,

01:15the International Criminal Police Organization or INTERPOL,

01:19filed a case against Duterte

01:21and requested a red notice from the Philippine authorities.

01:26We have obligations to INTERPOL.

01:29We have to live up to those obligations.

01:33We'll see. We'll see how far it goes.

01:39We'll see what the ICC does.

01:41Solicitor General Menardo Guevara said

01:44that helping INTERPOL is an obligation

01:47while cooperating with the ICC is a political decision.

01:52It is considered one of the most important organizations in the world, INTERPOL,

01:57that helps countries fight international crime.

02:01The ICC's cooperation with the ICC

02:04is not new to the Philippine police force.

02:06It became a key factor in the involvement of the former mayor, Alice Guwo.

02:11If there is a warrant issued,

02:14and INTERPOL asks for our assistance,

02:18then, like I said, the PNP, particularly the Philippine National Police,

02:22is bounded by the security protocol with respect to assistance

02:26to be provided with our foreign counterparts.

02:30In 2019, the Philippines left the ICC.

02:34That's why President Chris Escudero asked Duterte.

02:39How will President Duterte operationalize the ICC?

02:43He's the one who left.

02:45No, I'm just saying.

02:47How?

02:48The Philippines was not divided because of him.

02:53And now, he'll make things easier for the ICC?

02:57Again, I'll go back to the question.

03:00How will he operationalize it?

03:02That's a better question.

03:04How will he plan to do that?

03:08In front of this, President Marcos said

03:12that he will continue the investigation within the country

03:15regarding the extrajudicial killings.

03:18The Justice Department will study the so-called Slutani Duterte

03:23and see if it can be used to file a case.

03:41...seen the justice for the murders of their children.

03:45And that's still, so that is the DOJ's responsibility

03:51to continue to examine all bits of comments,

03:57of statements, of testimony, and eventually of evidence

04:01to see if that justifies a case to be filed.

04:05From PTV, Kalei Zalpardilla, Balitang Pambansa.

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