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Philippines Offers Reward For Fugitive Duterte Drug War Enforcer

Published 2h ago · Latest report 40m ago · Arrest

Affects Philippines · Covered in 3 countries

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Manila places a hefty reward on a fugitive senator wanted by the International Criminal Court.

The Philippine government placed a financial bounty on Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, who served as the primary enforcer of former leader Rodrigo Duterte's deadly anti-narcotics campaign. This action follows an arrest warrant issued nearly a year earlier by the International Criminal Court. Authorities labeled the fugitive politician dangerous as the search intensified.

  • The rewardUS$786,000 is offered for information leading to the arrest of the senator.
  • The targetRonald Dela Rosa previously directed the national police force during the drug crackdown.

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The International Criminal Court has been investigating extrajudicial killings committed during the previous administration's anti-narcotics campaign. The case remains a major political flashpoint in the country.

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The Philippine government placed a financial reward for the capture of Senator Ronald Dela Rosa nearly a year after the International Criminal Court ordered his arrest for his role in the anti-drug crackdown.

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