Rodrigo Duterte

Chiz Escudero ordered the clerk of court to upload a revised version of the proceedings on the Senate’s social media pages, with the BIR officers’ names redacted

Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have found former Philippine President Rodrigo ⁠Duterte fit to stand trial and able to face charges of crimes against humanity related to the so-called “war on drugs” he waged while in office

Defense lead counsel Sheila Sison raised the objection after prosecution lawyer James Alih presented the combined year-end balances of more than 30 bank accounts attributed to Duterte and Carpio from 2022 to 2025

The allegations are being investigated by the National Bureau of Investigation and have been denied by Vice President Sara Duterte and Velasco’s camp

The Senate impeachment court has already subpoenaed Duterte’s peso-denominated bank records, as well as records involving her husband, Manases Carpio, and several entities linked to them

The Senate Impeachment Court upheld Vice President Sara Duterte’s constitutional right against self-incrimination

Duterte faces three counts of crimes against humanity linked to his anti-drug campaign

Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio posted bail at a Manila courthouse on Saturday, a day after an arrest warrant was issued over her alleged death threat against the country’s president

Vice President Sara Duterte on Monday appeared before the Taguig City Prosecutor’s Office to file a second perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga

The commission’s first session featured on Raymart, Siapo, 18, who was abducted and killed in Navotas City on March 29, 2017, an alleged victim of the extrajudicial killings (EJKs) attributed to the former president

The Filipino televangelist faces a sweeping US indictment that includes several charges

Tax returns, AMLC reports to test gap between Duterte SALN and bank transactions

Defense counsel Mark Vinluan made the characterization when Senator-judge Pia Cayetano asked all parties, including the prosecution’s witness, National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Regional Director Jeremy Lotoc, how they interpreted grave threats

NBI Regional Director Jeremy Lotoc is set to testify on the grave threat charge filed against Duterte involving President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., first lady Liza Araneta-Marcos and former speaker Martin Romualdez

A pall of cynicism hangs over proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte

She is accused of misusing public funds and threatening to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assassinated

High-security Senate trial deepens rift between rival political dynasties

The judges also partly granted prosecutors' request to examine materials held by the Registry, allowing access to two undisclosed items seized from Duterte after finding "reasonable grounds" to believe they could produce evidence necessary to the investigation

In a resolution dated 8 May 2026, the PRC Professional Regulatory Board of Medicine ordered the suspension of Badoy's certificate of registration and barred her from practicing medicine during the suspension period

Lead defense counsel Peter Haynes, in a filing dated June 26, 2026, opposed the prosecution’s second request for access to materials held by the ICC Registry, describing it as a “fishing expedition” that came “far too late” in the proceedings

On the same day, Presiding Judge Joanna Korner and judges Keebong Paek and Nicolas Guillou granted the request and directed the defense to place the waiver on the court record

Paolo “Pulong” Duterte that an ICC warrant was already issued for Senator Bong Go and two former police officers on Wednesday, 17 June

In handing down the fine and the ban, Federal Court Justice Michael Lee slammed the securities watchdog for lenient penalties given to other senior executives, which forced him to be “materially less severe” with Bekier

Gatchalian checked the agency’s disaster response operations following the 7.8 magnitude temblor that shook southern Mindanao

ICC seeks updated health check on Duterte as trial preparations intensify

The President walked up to Gatchalian and shook his hand following the wreath-laying ceremony in Rizal Park in Manila

The International Criminal Court (ICC) Registry has submitted a proposed set of digital workflow procedures and redaction rules that would govern the handling of filings and sensitive materials in the case involving former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte

The Masa Sara Duterte Alliance (MASADA) on Tuesday described the boycott by majority senators led by Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano as an act of passive resistance — an ancient form of nonviolent protest and noncooperation aimed at protecting the Senate as the country's last bulwark of democracy

On Monday, civil society leaders, students, lawyers and concerned citizens gathered at De La Salle University in Manila to launch the “Bantay Senado,” which aims to “help ensure that the proceedings are conducted in a constitutional, fair, impartial, and transparent manner.”

A group led by a Roman Catholic bishop in the Philippines has launched a fact-finding body to document accounts of ex-President Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-drugs crackdown

Rule-change clash sparks rare Senate shutdown amid fears of ‘tyranny of numbers’

The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group and the National Bureau of Investigation failed to locate Senator Ronald dela Rosa during simultaneous law enforcement operations conducted Wednesday in Parañaque, Bulacan, and Pampanga

Ronald dela Rosa’s lawyer, Jimmy Bondoc, doubled down on denying knowledge of his client’s whereabouts amid pressure from the Department of Justice to help locate the “fugitive” senator following an International Criminal Court warrant

Former president Rodrigo Duterte will skip the first status conference on his crimes against humanity case at the International Criminal Court scheduled on 27 May, leaving the procedural hearing entirely with his two new lawyers

Dela Rosa urged the judiciary to learn from what happened to former President Rodrigo Duterte and “not give up another Filipino.”

A few days ago, recently installed Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano described Rodrigo Duterte’s so-called war on drugs as a “pro-life campaign.” That line was so absurd it almost sounded like a parody

In an interview, Torre was asked about the possible implementation of an ICC warrant against Senator Ronald dela Rosa following the arrest of Apollo Quiboloy in September 2024 and former President Rodrigo Duterte months later

Top Duterte ally faces arrest as Manila acts on ICC drug war warrant

DoJ confirms ICC warrant ‘valid’

ICC registry appoints Kate Gibson as Duterte associate counsel

Haynes was nominated by Kaufman as his replacement after resigning as Duterte’s lead counsel on 8 May, amid preparations for trial