Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra on Wednesday said he will confirm the country’s possible disengagement from the International Criminal Court (ICC) with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra on Wednesday said he will confirm the country’s possible disengagement from the International Criminal Court with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.Philippines will disengage from any contact and communication with the ICC“It could mean many things and that’s what I want to clarify with the President himself. Does that mean we will stop communicating and submitting any further pleadings in connection with our appeal?” Guevarra said in an interview on ANC.
According to Guevarra, the ICC denied the country’s request for a suspensive effect while the main appeal is still ongoing. “Wala naman tayong iba nang gagawin except to await the resolution of that appeal. There’s nothing more to be done,” he said."serious and far-reaching" consequences
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