Retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio stated that the Philippines is still obliged to cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation into the drug war, as the alleged crimes occurred before the country's withdrawal from the Rome Statute.
The Philippines still has an obligation to cooperate with the investigation of the International Criminal Court ( ICC ) into the drug war as the alleged crimes were committed before the country withdrew from the Rome Statute , retired Supreme Court (SC) Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio said.
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