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'Bring PRRD home'? Remulla says Duterte's transfer to ICC a 'done deal'
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla stated that former President Rodrigo Duterte's appearance before the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a "done deal" and cannot be reversed.
Remulla confirmed that Duterte is currently in The Hague for his hearings.
He recalled Duterte's own prior statements about facing any charges, including those at the ICC.
The Justice Secretary urged Filipinos to remain united in the pursuit of justice.
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