Philippine government agencies say they have not received official communication regarding reported International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants involving Senator Christopher “Bong” Go and two former police officers. Davao City Rep. Paolo “Pulong” Duterte had claimed on social media that ICC arrest warrants were already issued, citing a “highly reliable source.” Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated that he has not received any formal notice. He said he also discussed the matter with the Secretary of Justice and that neither of them had received formal information. The National Bureau of Investigation, led by Director Melvin Matibag, similarly said it has not received any official communication on the alleged ICC warrant. The Philippine National Police said it has not received any official “communication documentation or directive” from any government agency related to the claim. The Department of Justice also reported it has not received official ICC communication. Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV added that no ICC warrant has yet been issued, urging the public not to believe the claims until official documentation is available. Separately, Bong Go denied violating any laws in relation to the alleged warrant.
Philippine officials deny receiving official ICC warrant notice for Sen. Bong Go
Philippine government agencies say they have not received official communication regarding reported International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants involving Senator Christopher “Bong” Go and two f...
- Davao City Rep. Pulong Duterte claims the ICC issued arrest warrants for Sen. Bong Go and two former police officers.
- Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla says he has not received any formal notice.
- The NBI, PNP, and the Department of Justice say they have not received official communication about the alleged ICC warrant.
- PNP and DOJ statements indicate no government directive or documentation has been provided regarding the claim.
- Bong Go denies violating any laws amid the allegation, and Trillanes says no ICC warrant has yet been issued.
MANILA, Philippines — Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV on Thursday refuted the claim of Davao City Rep. Paolo “Pulong” Duterte that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has already released a warrant of arrest against Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go. “Don’t believe Pulong. No ICC warrant has come out for anyone yet,” said Trillanes, who was the […]...Keep on reading: Trillanes: No ICC warrant vs Bong Go
8 hours agoDavao City Rep. Paolo Duterte might be “high” when he said the International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest warrant for Sen. Bong Go, Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla said yesterday.
14 hours agoInterior Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Thursday dismissed claims made by Davao City 1st District Representative Paolo Duterte that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has already issued an arrest warrant against Senator Christopher “Bong” Go. Speaking to reporters at Camp Crame, Remulla said government authorities have not received any information or document indicating that such a warrant has been issued, adding the congressman must have been high when he made the remarks regarding the ICC warrant.
18 hours agoSenator Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go on Thursday maintained he did not violate any laws as he addressed the alleged arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against him.
21 hours agoMANILA, Philippines — Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV on Thursday refuted claims by Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte that an arrest warrant has already been released by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Sen. Bong Go. To recall, it was Trillanes who first revealed the ICC arrest warrants against former President Rodrigo Duterte, as well as Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa. READ: Trillanes brings ICC warrant vs Dela Rosa “Don’t believe Pulong. No ICC warrant has been issued for anyone yet,” said Trillanes in a social media post written in Filipino. “Should a warrant indeed come out later, he definitely […]...Keep on reading: Trillanes says no ICC warrant against Bong Go yet
21 hours ago(1st UPDATE) The DOJ says it received no copy of a warrant from the ICC against Bong Go, following claims by Davao Representative Paolo Duterte that a warrant had already been issued against the senator
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