DOJ asserts PH justice system remains intact

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00:00The Department of Justice or DOJ assured the public that the country's justice system is not failing.

00:06This statement comes after the arrest and transfer of former President Rodrigo Duterte to the Hague,

00:12Netherlands, where he will face charges before the International Criminal Court or ICC.

00:17Luisa Erespa has the details.

00:21The Department of Justice or DOJ assured the public there is no failure on the justice

00:27of the country. This after the arrest and transfer of former President Rodrigo Duterte

00:32to the Hague, Netherlands, to face his case before the International Criminal Court or ICC.

00:37Assistant Secretary Nico Calavano, spokesperson of the DOJ, talked about the recent events,

00:42which he says does not mean that the justice system in the country is failing or is not working.

01:27Even if Duterte has been transferred outside the country, the investigation on the alleged

01:32extrajudicial killings in the country will continue, and they are currently collecting

01:36more evidence against the former president.

01:56The DOJ also assured even local officials or police officers will face charges if proven

02:21had a hand in the alleged EJ case.

02:23Meanwhile, the DOJ once again explained maximum tolerance was

02:53implemented during the arrest, and if others were barred from entering the airbase where

02:57the former president was held for hours, the former chief executive was allowed to be with

03:02his family, and his right to counsel was not denied.

03:26The DOJ said even if Duterte is at Netherlands, the country is still monitoring and attending

03:32to his needs. As a matter of fact, the Philippine embassy in Netherlands is giving assistance to

03:37the former president. Louisa Erispe, from the National TV, for a new and better Philippines.

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