Senator Bato dela Rosa, who served as police chief of the Duterte administration, is among the five people that the ICC wants to interview as part of an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity
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Dela Rosa is among five people being considered as under suspicion, as the ICC Office the Prosecutor continues to investigate killings under the Duterte administration. Solicitor General Menardo Guevarrathat the ICC wanted the Philippine government to arrange interviews with the people-of-interest, but that the state refused to facilitate it, saying Prosecutor Karim Khan can “proceed any way he wants…he can directly interview persons of interest.
When Rappler followed up if the person who reached out to his office introduced themselves as being from the ICC, Dela Rosa replied, The four others former police chief Oscar Albayalde, Northern Luzon Police commander Major General Romeo Caramat, former National Police Commissioner commissioner Edilberto Leonardo, and former police chief intelligence officer Eleazar Matta.
The official policy of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is to stay as a non-member country of the ICC, having made no step to return to the Rome Statute after Duterte withdrew the Philippines in 2018,, depending on who is speaking and when they are speaking. It is confirmed though, through sources, that ICC personnel have managed to visit the Philippines last year.
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