Malacañang on Monday said the International Criminal Court (ICC) should not expect any cooperation from the Philippines amid the body’s plan to push through with its preliminary review of the war on drugs.
Speaking to reporters, Palace spokesman Harry Roque Jr. stressed that the Philippines would not cooperate with the ICC’s preliminary examination on the human rights situation in the country.
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