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'Maliwanag na tumulong': PH assisted ICC personnel in Oct. 2024, Imee Marcos says
Senator Imee Marcos asserted that the Philippine government did provide assistance to International Criminal Court (ICC) personnel who entered the country in October 2024.
Marcos stated that a Department of Justice (DOJ) briefer concerning President Rodrigo Duterte's potential arrest and the Philippines' possible return to the ICC was already in circulation as early as May 2024.
She claimed that despite the general policy of not allowing ICC entry, the circumstances indicated a potential shift.
The senator identified at least four ICC personnel who entered the Philippines in October 2024, including Maya Destura Brackeen, William Rosato, Amir John Kassa, and Glenn Roderick Thomas Kala, with their respective arrival dates and roles.
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