China slams ICC's 'double standards' after Duterte’s arrest

Daily Tribune

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This means these nations are not legally bound to cooperate with the court, making the enforcement of arrest warrants against their leaders or officials extremely difficult.
The Manila Times
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The International Criminal Court where detained former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is being taken after his arrest in the Philippines is a court of last resort for the most serious international offenses, such as genocide and crimes against humanity.
The Independent
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Backed by 125 member states, the jurisdiction seeks to prosecute individuals responsible for the world's gravest crimes when countries are unwilling or unable to do so themselves.
International Business Times

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