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  1. The International Criminal Court is investigating alleged crimes against humanity in the Philippines, with the focus on the tenure of Rodrigo Duterte.
  2. Duterte's war on drugs was investigated in Manila, with the Truth Commission Chair being a former ICC judge.

Novel References Drug Raids in Manila Amid ICC Investigation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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A new novel set in Manila references government raids conducted against businesses suspected of illegal drug use. The story is a fictional tale of crime and survival in the city's subculture. The novel is noted for its raw and explicit narrative style.

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The raids are mentioned within the context of the Philippines' drug war, which is part of a larger situation where the International Criminal Court is investigating alleged crimes against humanity related to Rodrigo Duterte's time in office.

The International Criminal Court is investigating alleged crimes against humanity in the Philippines, with the focus on the tenure of Rodrigo Duterte.

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Who's involved

  • ManilaLocation where the raids and the novel's setting are based.
  • Rodrigo DuterteFormer President of the Philippines whose regime is referenced in the novel.
  • PhilippinesThe country where the drug war and the raids occurred.
  • International Criminal CourtThe international tribunal investigating alleged crimes against humanity in the Philippines.

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