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VP Sara Duterte set to meet dad Rodrigo at the Hague: OVP
Vice President Sara Duterte arrived in Amsterdam on Wednesday evening, March 12, and is scheduled to visit her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, who is in ICC custody in The Hague.
Her flight landed at 9:27 p.m. local time (Central European Standard Time) and she was met by officials from the Dutch Foreign Ministry and the Dutch National Police Corps.
The Vice President has scheduled meetings on March 13 before visiting her father and his legal team.
She is expected to address the press on March 14 after settling in.
The Office of the President had issued a travel authority for her trip, with the information initially kept confidential.
Former President Duterte was arrested in Manila on an ICC warrant and faces charges of crimes against humanity for his anti-drug campaign.
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