Philippine Supreme Court yet to issue restraining order

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The Philippine Supreme Court has not yet issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) to stop the government from cooperating with the International Criminal Court (ICC). A lawyer involved in the case confirmed that no official TRO exists despite reports. Former President Rodrigo Duterte is currently being transported to The Hague after his arrest related to alleged crimes against humanity during his administration's drug war. His legal team is seeking a TRO to prevent his extradition. The lawyer, Israelito Torreon, expressed concerns about the government's actions and stated they will pursue all legal options for Duterte. They have filed a motion for a TRO in light of Duterte's imminent transfer to the ICC.


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