FORMER Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte expressed his willingness to go to jail amid swirling rumors that a warrant of arrest had been issued by the Internati

Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro on Monday said former President Rodrigo Duterte “admitted many things” during the congressional probe into his administration’s drug war,

Ex-Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte delivers fiery speech amid speculation over whether International Criminal Court will issue arrest warrant Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has denied he committed crimes against humanity in his controversial crackdown on drugs,

If this is really my fate in life, that’s okay, I will accept it. There’s nothing we can do.” So said former President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday when he addressed a crowd of OFWs (overseas Filipino workers) in Hong Kong.

Malacanang on Monday reminded former President Rodrigo Duterte that it is the public, and not himself, who should declare whether he was fit to be considered a hero.

It is the public who will decide if former President Rodrigo Duterte deserves a monument and not him, Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Atty. Claire Castro said on Monday. At a press conference, Castro was asked for reaction on the statement made by Duterte during a thanksgiving event for overseas Filipino workers in Hong Kong wherein the former president said he can have a monument beside Jose Rizal.

Malacañang has yet to receive any red notice from the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) regarding former President Rodrigo Duterte.

Lawyer Luke Espiritu, a senatorial candidate of Partido Lakas ng Masa, has urged justice and human rights advocates to follow closely how the Marcos administration behaves in relation to the legal issues hounding former President Rodrigo Duterte.