VP Sara, Lilipad Papuntang The Hague Susundan Ang Ama

 



Ayon kay Vice President Sara Duterte, may plano siyang sumunod sa kaniyang amang si dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte patungong The Hague, Netherlands, kung saan ito haharap sa International Criminal Court (ICC).

 

Noong Martes ng gabi, Marso 11, nagbigay ng pahayag si VP Sara habang siya ay nasa labas ng Villamor Air Base sa Pasay City, kung saan siya ay hindi pinayagang makapasok sa loob. Ayon sa kanya, may mga hakbang na siyang inihanda upang sundan ang kaniyang ama sa The Hague, upang matulungan ito sa mga legal na hakbang na kanilang tatahakin.

“Mayroon na pong arrangements kasi kailangan kong kausapin iyong mga abogado doon. Kung saan man siya dalhin, pupunta kami, ako,” ani Vice President Duterte.

Binigyang-diin din ni VP Sara na mahalaga na makausap nila ang mga abogado ng kaniyang ama upang mapag-usapan ang mga susunod na hakbang na gagawin nila matapos ang pagkakaaresto kay dating Pangulong Duterte. Ayon sa mga ulat, ang pagkaka-aresto ng dating presidente ay may kaugnayan sa umano’y mga kasong “krimen laban sa sangkatauhan” na ipinupukol sa kaniyang administrasyon kaugnay ng isinasagawang giyera kontra droga.

Sinabi pa ni VP Sara na sa kabila ng lahat ng nangyari, nakahanda silang magpatuloy at lumaban para sa karapatan ng kaniyang ama. Tiniyak ng pangalawang pangulo na sila ay nakatuon sa pagpapalawak ng kanilang mga hakbang upang ipagtanggol ang dating pangulo laban sa mga akusasyong ito.

Ang plano ni VP Sara na sumama sa kaniyang ama sa The Hague ay nagpapakita ng kanyang pagpapakita ng suporta at dedikasyon sa pamilya, pati na rin sa mga legal na hakbang na kinakailangan upang tiyakin na ang mga karapatan ni dating Pangulong Duterte ay maprotektahan. Sa kabila ng mga hamon, ipinakita niya ang kahalagahan ng pagkakaroon ng pondo at lakas upang magpatuloy sa mga hakbang na itutuloy sa harap ng mga pagsubok.

Hindi rin nakaligtas sa kanyang mga pahayag ang mga nagdaang kaganapan, kung saan binigyang-diin ni VP Sara ang patuloy na pagtatanggol sa pamilya laban sa mga akusasyong itinatanggi nila.

VP Sara Duterte Travels to The Hague to Support Father Rodrigo Duterte

In a recent development that has drawn attention both locally and internationally, Vice President Sara Duterte of the Philippines has traveled to The Hague, Netherlands, to support her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, following his arrest by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This significant move has raised eyebrows, as it marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing legal battle surrounding the former president’s controversial “war on drugs” campaign.

Details of Vice President Sara Duterte’s Trip

On March 12, Vice President Sara Duterte departed Manila on Emirates flight EK 337, bound for Amsterdam, Netherlands. After arriving in Amsterdam, she is expected to make her way to The Hague to meet with her father and assist in discussing legal matters surrounding his case. The Vice President’s office confirmed that the primary purpose of the trip is to engage with her father’s legal team and address the ICC’s charges against him. (nld.com.vn)

Background on Former President Duterte’s Arrest

Former President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested on March 11 upon returning from Hong Kong. He faces charges related to his infamous “war on drugs” policy during his presidency, which resulted in the deaths of thousands of people. The ICC issued an arrest warrant, accusing him of crimes against humanity. The case has sparked widespread discussions about the accountability of leaders for human rights violations.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has defended the legal actions taken against Duterte, emphasizing that the arrest adheres to legal norms and the country’s international commitments. Marcos noted that the Philippine government did not support the ICC’s actions, but that the arrest was in compliance with the Interpol warrant.

Former President Duterte is currently detained in The Hague while awaiting further legal proceedings related to the ICC’s charges. Vice President Sara Duterte has openly criticized her father’s arrest, labeling it as a violation of national sovereignty and an unjust form of oppression.

Conclusion

The arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte and the subsequent legal proceedings mark a significant chapter in Philippine politics. With Vice President Sara Duterte now actively involved in supporting her father, the situation has drawn considerable attention both in the Philippines and abroad. The matter of accountability for human rights violations, as well as the Philippines’ relationship with international bodies like the ICC, remains at the forefront of public discourse.

As legal processes continue, it remains to be seen how these developments will impact the Duterte family and the nation’s political landscape. For now, Vice President Sara Duterte’s visit to The Hague signals the beginning of a new chapter in the ongoing legal saga of her father, with her determination to support him as he faces the international court.