‘OUR [GOVERNMENT], SO FAR, HAS BEEN CONSISTENT IN DENYING THEM ACCESS’ Senator Ronald Dela Rosa is “not worried” about the resumption of the International Criminal Court’s investigation into the Philippines’ war on drugs. READ:
Former President Rodrigo Duterte and Dela Rosa, who was the former top police chief, are accused of crimes against humanity by rights victims and kin of supposed state-sponsored extra-judicial killings in relation to the brutal war on drugs.
“It is all up to the Philippine [government] if it will allow such inference into our internal affairs. Our [government], so far, has been consistent in denying them access to proceed investigation since our judicial system is functioning,” Dela Rosa told INQUIRER.net in a message on Friday.
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