ICC takes Philippines' Duterte into custody to face murder charges for drug war killings
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he takes full responsibility for his administration's "war on drugs", in a video message posted on his Facebook account, as he braces for a legal battle at the International Criminal Court.
Duterte Takes Responsibility for Philippines Drug War, Anticipates Long ICC Battle
I said this already, that I will protect you, and I will be responsible for everything," Duterte said. His remarks were his first since being put on a plane to The Hague. Duterte was taken into custody by the ICC on Wednesday following his arrest in Manila on murder charges linked to his "war on drugs" in which thousands of purported dealers and users were killed.
Rodrigo Duterte is in custody after the ICC issued a warrant accusing him of crimes against humanity.
Meanwhile, the Duterte patriarch is also currently en route to Rotterdam The Hague Airport, after nearly eight hours of layover in Dubai airport. The plane carrying him arrived in Dubai at 4:03 a.m.
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