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Ayan na! Ayan na! Mga kameta! Kamusta kayo dyan?
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Akala natin na maging slow news ang weekend natin and then boom!
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Ito po yung nangyayari ngayon diba?
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May mga major developments po tayo dito ukol sa International Criminal Court at saka yung conflict in Ukraine na may kinalaman na rin sa Pilipinas in one way or another from legal jurisdictional angle as well as from a geopolitical angle
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And this is very interesting. So mga, I think it was around midnight last night, bago tayo mag-jog and all of that, biglang nakita ko meron yung nag-pop up na news, breaking news from New York Times, kung saan of course, we're a subscriber
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At doon sa New York Times na yan mga kameta, talagang lumabas na ito, lumabas na there is a warrant of arrest against no less than mga kameta, no less than one of the most powerful men in the world
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Someone who actually topped the Forbes list of most powerful men on multiple occasions throughout the years
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And this is no less than Vladimir Putin, Russian President Vladimir Putin
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So eto na guys, medyo next level na ito, medyo next level na ito. So tignan natin, now let me just give you a preview
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This is important because ang Russia po, as I'll discuss later on, hindi na po siya kasama sa International Criminal Court, nag-withdraw siya ng kanyang signature from the Rome Statute
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Actually just when President Duterte was about to become the President, you're talking about 2016, something like that, which is not long after yung Russia's invasion of Crimea in 2014
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And the attendance sanctions and other measures that were imposed against Russia back then mga kameta
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So that's why this is important. I also had to double check this mga kameta because it looks like also not Ukraine
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Even in Ukraine po, hindi kasama dito sa International Criminal Court, I'll show you that later on
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So that means that the ICC is coming in and issuing a warrant of arrest against someone whose country is no longer part of the ICC
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And the allegation is that this person has committed mass atrocities or crimes against humanity or war crimes against a country
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Who also doesn't happen to be a member or a signatory to the Rome Statute
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Discuss natin yan mga kameta because this is super relevant sa Pilipinas since the argument to push back against any potential investigation
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If not issuing a warrant of arrest against members of the former Duterte administration
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The argument there is that eh nag-withdraw na tayo e, nag-withdraw na tayo so dapat wala lang silang jurisdiction
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Now obviously the old argument was or at least one of the prominent arguments was
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Well at the very least ICC can investigate alleged crimes that were committed while we were a member of the ICC
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Or we were a signatory to the Rome Statute or prior to our withdrawal of our signature
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And then the other argument would be that actually regardless of whether you're a member or not
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You're a signatory or not or you have withdrawn your signature when you were a member earlier
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Pwede pa rin mag-apply yung jurisdiction ng ICC
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Kaya mahalaga talaga ito mga kameta
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So pag-usapan natin na mabuti sorry nag-cut dito yung kabila natin na ina-upload natin dito
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Inaayos ko lang dito kaya biglang na-distract tayo
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Hindi ko alam mo nangyari dito eh
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Wait lang ha mga kameta
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Ayusin lang natin ito para yung mga ka-YouTubers din natin makaabol din dito sa discussion natin
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Although kaka-upload ko lang mga kameta yung video namin ni Mama OG
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I-upload ko rin sa inyo guys dito soon
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Pakicheck also i-upload natin yung mga
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Medyo interesting interview din kasi yan eh
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But just when I thought mga kameta na magiging discussion natin will be very
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How should I put it?
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Very internally or domestically oriented
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I'm multitasking here
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Just when I thought everything is gonna be very internally oriented
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Or baka naman slow news tayo sa weekend
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Ito boom nangyari ito mga kameta
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Which is itong ICC
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So let's go to this
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Pag-usapan natin yan mga kameta
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Para ma-appreciate nyo yung konteksto ng pinag-usapan natin
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Let's talk about this
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Let me show a number of things
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So first of all let's go and let's analyze what's happening
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In fact last night yung president ng ICC was also international news
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Chinecheck natin yung kanyang statements
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So big deal talaga sa kanila yan
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So kung may nagsasabi na
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Ayan itong mga to wala silang
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Wala silang audacity to take on big guys
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Remember yung isang accusation lamang sa ICC
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Is that oh they just go after you know leaders of African countries
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Weak countries, peripheral countries
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Oh well now they have gone against no less than
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Supposed superpower
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Supposed because well Russia's economy is not really
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Barely among top 10 in the world
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And it's military
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Well nakita natin how it's performing against Ukraine
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So I'm not sure about the superpower argument
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Although of course they have the biggest stockpile of nuclear weapons
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Next to the United States
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So that kind of makes them a superpower
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But more or less in many other ways
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Now let's check the details of this report mga kameta
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Para ma-appreciate natin yung nangyari
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Or yung relevance na nangyari mga kameta
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Let me just go to this
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So the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant
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Kahapon against Russian President Vladimir Putin
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Ang accusation po laban sa kanya is war crimes
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Ito yung sinabi natin kanina diba
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So generally what we're talking about here are mass atrocities
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So war crimes, ethnic cleansing
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Of course genocide yung pinakagrabe
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Or isa sa mga pinakagrabe
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Katulad nangyari sa Rwanda
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Katulad nangyari sa South Sudan
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And of course katulad nangyari ng World War II
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Against the religious minority na inatake ng Nazi Germany
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Not to mention also against Polish and Slavic people during the Second World War
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So its first warrant for Ukraine
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Related sa Ukraine
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The ICC called for Putin's arrest on suspicion of unlawful deportation of children
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And unlawful transfer of people from the territory of Ukraine to the Russian Federation
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Ayan sa Kremlin naman the arrest warrant against Putin was outrageous
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But meaningless with respect to Russia
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Let's discuss it a little bit more
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Ayan kay Dimitri Peskov, ang Kremlin spokesperson
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At yung parang hariroken nila
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Russia found the very questions raised by the ICC's court outrageous and unacceptable
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But noted that Russia, like many other countries, did not recognize the jurisdiction of the ICC anyway
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So very similar argument, Ruiz
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Used by sa mga katatay, diba?
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Now, and accordingly, any decision of this kind are null and void for the Russian Federation from the point of view of the law
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As if Putin now feared traveling to other countries that recognize the ICC and might therefore arrest him
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Sabi ni Peskov, I have nothing to add on this subject
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That's all we want to say
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Niyan ang interesting guys
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Kasi this is gonna be the difficulty, mga kamay
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This is gonna be a difficulty
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Okay, so now let's look at
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First geopolitical and then the legal aspect of this
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Now before going that, let me also show why this is relevant to the Philippines
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Because if you look at the case of the Philippines, the arguments are quite familiar
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If not, very similar
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Now obviously, from a jurisdictional standpoint
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You can look at the argument, for instance, of complementarity
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The idea is that the ICC can't just enter
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They can only enter if there's an evidence to suggest that domestic or national judicial institutions are not doing their job
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In terms of upholding the basic human rights of the citizens being targeted
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Now, this could be due to war
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This could be due to civil war
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Or this could be due to unwillingness of a relatively functioning state
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To undertake necessary investigations to get to the bottom of the matter
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So complementarity means once it's determined that local or national institutions are incapable of
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Or are unwilling to properly investigate mass atrocities, allegations, and charges
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That's where papasok ang ICC
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Now, alam natin itong kaso
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Laban sa dating administration or top officials of the previous administration dun sa ICC
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This has been going on for what? 4 or 5 years at least, diba?
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5 years na yata yan
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So this has been going on for quite some time
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While the war in Ukraine has been pretty new
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I mean, it's not pretty at all
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But it's quite new, diba?
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So parang the other year lang yan
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First of all, let me just give some first impressions here na lang
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So, one thing we have to keep in mind is, mga kamay-ta
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This says that ang ICC pa, hindi na natakot to go after non-colored
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I mean, essentially, this is a white man we're talking about
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And a leader of a superpower
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Or a supposed superpower
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At least a major country, right?
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So ang accusation na ICC is just a white man going after the colored people, African people, etc
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Well, now it's not really making as much sense, right?
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Because, you know, you can see it yourself, right?
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The other thing is the accusation against ICC that it acts too slowly
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That it lacks audacity, right?
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And sense of urgency
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Well, the war in Ukraine is just over a year ago
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And it started last year, February
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So within a year, a lot of cases were being filed
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Especially by the Ukrainian government
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And interestingly, Ukraine also is not part from such
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Pag-usapan din natin yan
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So many cases have been coming
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So ICC is acting on that very, very expeditiously
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So the argument that they're too slow, this goes down
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The argument that they're just targeting Africans or post-colonial leaders
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Well, this is coming down also
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Because you're talking about, of course, a European white leader
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But of course, it also raises certain other questions, mga kameta, diba?
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One of the questions it raises is
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Wait lang, bakit yung case of Philippines
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That allegedly there have been tens of thousands
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Not thousands, but tens of thousands of IJK
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Bakit parang ang tagalong investigation process
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While in the case of the Philippines
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While in the case of Ukraine, wala pang one year
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Parang meron na tayong ganito
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Now again, this goes back to the concept of complementarity
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Diba, pinag-usapan natin yan, mga kameta?
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Because the Philippines is not in the midst of war
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With any other country
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Nor is it being invaded by another country
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So that's why it gave the Philippines the chance to argue that
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No, no, no, nakifunksyon pa rin naman
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And by the way, we're also willing
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So therefore, if you look at it, there were some token cases here
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And they're being investigated
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Especially kay ano
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Of course, we're talking about
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At least one conviction during the Duterte administration
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Once, naalala niyo naman diba, si Kian
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When Kian was killed
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So the Philippine argument is that
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We have functioning state institutions
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And we're willing to
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But that cannot apply to Ukraine, right?
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Or in the case of Russia
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Because one is an invading country
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And another is being invaded
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So clearly, there's no argument to be made
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In terms of let the local courts
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To go after alleged criminals
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So what, like Ukrainian courts going after Putin?
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That's not gonna work, right?
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So it's a different case
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And of course, we're talking about war crimes here
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Which is quite different from
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The allegations against the Duterte administration
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I think it's crimes against humanity, bayan?
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So, yun pa yung pinag-usapan natin dito
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So, it's mass atrocity
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Similar to allegations against the former administration here
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But it's a different case
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You're also talking about war crimes here
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You're talking about ongoing conflict
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You're talking about Ukraine besieged and under invasion
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You're talking about warrant arrest against a country
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Which is invading the other country
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So, the idea of waiting for local courts to do their job
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Doesn't make sense here, diba?
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And urgency in a sense that
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Well, it's so easy to
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I mean, the evidence is right in your face, right?
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So easily, you can find the evidence
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In the case of Ukraine
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The Ukrainian authorities are cooperating
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International observers can go here
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Was it the Bukha massacre?
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People can go in and investigate
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There's no resistance from the Ukrainian authorities
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When it comes to looking for access to evidence
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Or at least, if not gathering evidence per se
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Talking to witnesses, etc
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So that explains perhaps
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Or that could be the argument
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Why did the ICC act so quickly?
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Then why did the ICC act so quickly?
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And they're more than open to cooperate
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And to get international help
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To make sure that justice will be done here
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So that most likely explains why, mga kameta
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The ICC acted quickly
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Compared to the case of the Philippines
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Because, of course, for me again
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At the very beginning
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It's like, this is fast
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But why in the Philippines
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It's been a few years and it's still not there?
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But if you actually analyze the case
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If you go deep into the case
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And you understand the circumstances
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Then you'll appreciate
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Why this supposed discrepancy
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So it's not necessarily a double standard case
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In fact, it's not
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It's more a case of
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You have more access to the evidence
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And you have totally a war situation here
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While the other case in the Philippines is
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Because our government has been dribbling for quite some time
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Because their argument is
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Why did you enter?
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It's not war crimes
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You're talking about allegations of crime
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Against our own people
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We are going to do our investigation
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So the debate now
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The back and forth now, Kameta
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Whether the ICC can still exercise jurisdiction
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Or should exercise jurisdiction
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Or whether the Philippines is already doing its job
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So this is the latest argument that came out from the ICC
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The latest argument that came out from the Philippines
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Let's talk about that
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So let me also quote our officials
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Before that, obviously
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Another argument is
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Because we're withdrawing
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And then we'll talk about that
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Because I have to show you what I'm talking about
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Because the next argument we have to make
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So first is the broader geopolitical moral issue
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That we're going to talk about
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The jurisdictional issue
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This is the argument of our government
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The ICC should back off
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So the prosecutors from the International Criminal Court
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Are not welcome to investigate the Philippine soil
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About the Duterte administration
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Alleged crime against humanity
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As there is, quote
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No mechanism that allows such a probe
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It should be for such a probe
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This is according to Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Ramulla
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According to Secretary Ramulla
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Has its own legal system
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That can address the country's problems
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And there's no justification for ICC to enter
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To investigate the killings
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Linked to former President Duterte's so-called war on drugs
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So this is a direct quotation from Secretary Ramulla
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If the ICC insists on coming in
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Let me tell you this
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There's no mechanism by which the ICC can come in
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Because this was not contemplated
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In the drafting of the law of the treaty
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Before we became a signatory
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From which we withdrew
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If we want to put
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If they want to put into themselves
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Or rather put into their own hands
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The judicial powers of this country
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Then they will be committing a violation
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Of our legal system
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Or by that matter
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According to Ramulla
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Just a fair warning
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Do not monkey around with our legal system
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There's no accepted mechanism
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So how they can come in
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I see no way for them to enter the country
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So this is the argument of the current administration
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Ramulla also said that
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The move of administration
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To defend former president Duterte
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From the ICC investigation
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Duterte and Paolo Arroyo
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Also came up with a number of people
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I think more than a dozen
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Who supported him
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In backing off the ICC
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The ICC is a political body in many ways
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It is not just a body for justice
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But it's meant to forward a political agenda
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Why do I say this?
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Because we are a country with a legal system
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That can function by itself
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And they want to take over some of our functions
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Just to criticize the way we run our country before
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That's why we will not bow down
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To their political agenda
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So clearly the argument here is
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This is all political
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And of course the other argument
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There is no jurisdiction
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Because we are withdrawing from the ICC
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This is where things get tricky
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Because if you look at it
18:16.0
Similar to the Philippines
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In fact, a few years earlier
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So this is it mga kameta
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So actually if you look at it
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Similar to the Philippines
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Nag-withdraw din ng
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Facing a lot of pressure
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After the invasion of Crimea
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So this is back in 2016
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It's formally withdrawing signature
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From the founding statute
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Of the International Criminal Court
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A day after the court published a report
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Classifying the Russian annexation
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Three African countries
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Who were full members
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Burundi and Gambia
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Also signaled their intention
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Falling complaints
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That the ICC prosecutor
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Focused excessively
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On the African continent
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This is what we said
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The argument that
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Well there is no jurisdiction
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Or the ICC won't let them in
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Because we are withdrawing
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Russia has been out
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For quite some time
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They went with this
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Warrant of arrest
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So the precedence here is
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Very very important
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The other thing also
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To keep in mind here
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This is what we pulled
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International Criminal Court's
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So Ukraine is not
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To the Rome Statute
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Ukraine has twice
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Exercised its prerogative
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To accept the court's
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Over alleged crimes
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Under the Rome Statute
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Occurring in its territory
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Pursuant to article 12
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So the first declaration
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Back in November 21
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So this is perhaps
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That was happening there
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The second declaration
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Extended this time period
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Ongoing alleged crimes
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Committed throughout the
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Territory of Ukraine
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The Russian element
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So on February 28
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The ICC prosecutor
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Announced he would
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Seek authorization
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To open an investigation
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Into the situation
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Earlier conclusions
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Preliminary examination
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Similar to the Philippines
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Jurisdiction of the court
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And invasion of Ukraine
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So the jurisdictional
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Or the jurisdictional
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Is also important
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Ukraine is not a member
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Of the Rome Statute
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From the Rome Statute
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They are no longer
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Signatories to the ICC
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This warrant of arrest
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Of the Philippines
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Care about us anymore
21:32.0
Doesn't work anymore
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So the precedence
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Has been already set here
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That kind of argument
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Is kind of flimsy
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Already in the past
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Even if you withdrew
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Punch in the face
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There's no illusion
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Stop their analysis
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What they're talking about
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There is a jurisdictional
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Precedence being set here
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So that has relevance
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For the case of the Philippines
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Even if you're not a member
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Even if you're not a member
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The victim country
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Is not only the target
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Don't get what I'm saying
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When you talk about
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Like the Middle East
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Now it's competing
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And United States
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You have a leader
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For being a world power
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If your leader is more or less
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Persona non grata
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Something to keep in mind
23:59.0
The pariah status
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So you cannot claim
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To be a super power
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Treated like a giant
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Kind of a giant rogue state
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That's an important thing
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If you have a leader
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Who cannot go to many
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Because there's a
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Warrant of arrest
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Then that really makes
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Projection of power
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Because let's not forget
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We're talking about
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Leader who was meeting
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Biden for instance
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The former German Chancellor
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Over and over again
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Is not going to happen
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It's very unlikely
24:43.0
Countries that are
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So that pariah state
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Prestige and power
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Prestige and power
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Prestige and power
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Is very very important
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Billions of dollars
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Because prestige matters
25:04.0
Because it's not just
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Spend all of this money
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On all these initiatives
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And projects and all
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It wants authority
25:14.0
It wants to gain trust
25:15.0
It wants to get confidence
25:16.0
It wants to have prestige
25:17.0
Prestige is very important
25:19.0
Hosting world cup
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Very very expensive
25:22.0
But countries do that
25:23.0
Because of prestige
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Spend all this money
25:29.0
Because in a competitive world
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If you want to have
25:33.0
You want more countries
25:34.0
To follow your example
25:37.0
It's hard to have soft power
25:40.0
If your top leaders
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Have pariah status
25:45.0
But let's not also
25:46.0
Forget the moral argument
25:47.0
Sometimes regardless
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That's a consequentialist argument
25:50.0
The intentionalist argument
25:52.0
Is that you have to do
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Regardless of result
25:55.0
But what I'm saying
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Is that even the result
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Is significant here
25:58.0
Because you're talking
25:59.0
About the potential pariah status
25:60.0
Now the other thing
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Is that the Russian economy
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Is not doing well
26:08.0
The idea that the west
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Could make Russia collapse
26:10.0
That's ridiculous
26:11.0
It's not going to happen
26:12.0
Russia is a great country
26:13.0
It's a powerful country
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In every sense of the word
26:15.0
It has nuclear weapons
26:18.0
Underestimate Russia
26:19.0
But Russia's growth potential
26:20.0
Russia's access to top technology
26:22.0
Russia's per capita income growth
26:25.0
All of those things
26:26.0
Are not really in good place
26:28.0
And as Russia stagnates
26:29.0
And has a hard time
26:31.0
Sending its leader
26:32.0
To other countries
26:35.0
With other countries
26:38.0
It's doing trade with India
26:39.0
But they're selling
26:40.0
Their oil and gas super cheap
26:41.0
Or oil in this case
26:42.0
In the case of India
26:43.0
China both oil and gas
26:45.0
But they have to sell it cheap
26:48.0
That's what I'm saying
26:50.0
People are just saying
26:51.0
It's not going to collapse
26:52.0
Or it's not going to collapse
26:54.0
That's an unrealistic target
26:56.0
What you're looking at here
26:57.0
Are the strategic costs
26:58.0
The pariah status
26:59.0
The diplomatic isolation
26:60.0
The more diplomatic isolation
27:01.0
It also affects your ability
27:04.0
And strategic agreements
27:05.0
With other countries
27:08.0
Was supposed to buy
27:10.0
Advanced weapon systems
27:13.0
We don't want to do anything about it
27:14.0
Because we don't want to get
27:16.0
You know what I'm saying
27:18.0
Indonesia was supposed to get
27:21.0
They don't want to do anything about
27:25.0
India is coming in
27:26.0
So India is getting cheap oil
27:29.0
Who are desperate to sell it
27:31.0
To extract that oil
27:33.0
So you have to spend a lot of money
27:35.0
And then you're selling it cheap
27:36.0
So your margins are going to be
27:39.0
And then with gas
27:42.0
Remove the pipelines from Europe
27:43.0
And put it all the way to Asia
27:45.0
It doesn't work that way
27:47.0
It's far more complicated
27:49.0
It takes years to build pipelines
27:50.0
The demand in China
27:54.0
It's not going to
27:56.0
What it needed for itself
27:58.0
That's going to be lost
27:60.0
It doesn't work that way
28:02.0
So there are many many costs here
28:05.0
Transactional costs
28:08.0
All of these things
28:10.0
It also sets a precedence
28:14.0
Even if you're a leader
28:15.0
Of a powerful country
28:17.0
If the ICC believes
28:18.0
Or international court believes
28:19.0
That there's sufficient evidence
28:20.0
Then they can go after you
28:23.0
That's what I was saying
28:25.0
If you look at the
28:26.0
Philippine Arbitration Award
28:29.0
They're not using the word
28:30.0
The term nine dash line
28:32.0
Because they know
28:35.0
After the Arbitration Award
28:38.0
To those who don't read
28:39.0
They don't understand
28:40.0
International politics
28:41.0
It's the Philippines Arbitration Award
28:42.0
For the Philippines
28:44.0
Who are conducting
28:46.0
Freedom of navigation operations
28:47.0
Directly challenging
28:50.0
That's why the Europeans
28:52.0
More comfortable with it
28:53.0
That's why the Japanese
28:54.0
And Indians are coming in
28:55.0
And they're feeling
28:56.0
More comfortable with it
28:58.0
Had something there
28:59.0
Although they didn't want
28:60.0
To pick a direct fight
29:02.0
Because of the North Korea
29:04.0
So on and so forth
29:06.0
And it will be very difficult
29:07.0
Later on for China
29:08.0
To invoke on clause
29:09.0
To support its own interest
29:10.0
In other parts of the world
29:11.0
Because it's gonna boom around
29:13.0
That's what I'm saying
29:14.0
International politics
29:20.0
Of strategic cost
29:21.0
And strategic gains
29:23.0
Russia is not gonna collapse
29:25.0
Is not gonna be arrested
29:27.0
I don't think ever
29:28.0
It's very unlikely
29:31.0
Look at all of this cost
29:33.0
Look at all of this isolation
29:35.0
There was a lot of discussion
29:38.0
Saudi-Iranian deal
29:39.0
And how US was absent
29:45.0
They won't really
29:48.0
A country like Russia
29:49.0
Could have been the mediator
29:52.0
Has been a big player
29:53.0
In the Middle East
29:54.0
For quite some time
29:57.0
Because they're more
29:58.0
And more isolated
29:59.0
They're more and more isolated
30:01.0
They're operating
30:02.0
From a position of weakness
30:04.0
Very important thing
30:09.0
They're gonna buy
30:10.0
As cheap as possible
30:13.0
Foregone revenues there
30:14.0
A lot of countries
30:15.0
Don't wanna do any
30:16.0
Arms deals with Russia anymore
30:17.0
Including Indonesia
30:18.0
Including the Philippines
30:21.0
Putin will not be able
30:22.0
To go to a lot of countries
30:26.0
To build personal relationship
30:27.0
Because of this situation
30:28.0
Many other countries
30:29.0
They don't wanna do
30:30.0
Anything about it
30:31.0
And then of course
30:32.0
Western countries
30:33.0
The major capitalists
30:39.0
Those will be off-limits
30:41.0
These are strategic costs
30:43.0
And these are important
30:44.0
These are important things
30:47.0
At the end of the day
30:48.0
There is no illusion
30:51.0
Whatever warrant arrives
30:52.0
Will be implemented
30:55.0
But this is about
31:01.0
The jurisdictional precedence
31:03.0
The strategic costs
31:08.0
Of what we're seeing right now
31:10.0
This also has repercussions
31:11.0
For the Philippines
31:13.0
All those arguments on
31:14.0
Hindi na tayo kasama
31:16.0
Therefore this and that
31:17.0
All of those arguments
31:21.0
Are far more questionable
31:23.0
And some would even say
31:24.0
They should be thrown
31:25.0
Out of the window
31:27.0
I'll keep it there
31:29.0
Let's see what will the
31:30.0
Response of the DOJ be
31:32.0
Marcos Administration
31:34.0
What are the arguments
31:39.0
And the relevance
31:41.0
Is gonna come out
31:44.0
Weeks and coming months
31:47.0
Counter reactions
31:48.0
And all the chain
31:51.0
Or this dialectics
31:52.0
Of back and forth
31:55.0
And the rest of the world
31:59.0
President Xi Jinping
31:60.0
Is also gonna be in Russia
32:01.0
I think in the coming days
32:03.0
How that's gonna go
32:07.0
Not being able to visit
32:08.0
Many top capitals
32:11.0
As a junior partner
32:12.0
So again of course
32:13.0
China will visit them
32:15.0
India will visit them
32:18.0
Who's the junior partner
32:19.0
Who's the senior partner
32:21.0
Russia was the senior partner
32:22.0
When it dealt with
32:23.0
Its allied country
32:26.0
Position of weakness
32:27.0
I mean just look at
32:28.0
How Central Asian leaders
32:29.0
Were treating Putin
32:30.0
When he visited them
32:33.0
Cooperation Organization
32:36.0
This is about prestige
32:37.0
This is about power
32:39.0
Being able to conduct
32:42.0
Respect and authority
32:44.0
Those are things that
32:47.0
In an international arena
32:48.0
Especially if you're
32:51.0
Still a superpower
32:54.0
Thank you very much for that
32:60.0
We're trying to be
33:01.0
As objective as possible
33:03.0
A lot of articles
33:04.0
Everything relevant
33:05.0
To our discussion here
33:06.0
So maraming salamat
33:08.0
We're trying to be
33:09.0
As objective as possible
33:14.0
Thank you very much guys
33:15.0
I'll get back to you
33:17.0
Kailangan ko lang
33:20.0
Mag thank you na lang ako dyan
33:22.0
Sa lahat ng comment
33:23.0
Parang hindi lumalabas dito
33:24.0
Eh nangirapan ako
33:27.0
Thank you very much
33:32.0
Great weekend din po sa inyo
33:33.0
Kay Edwin Romeo Azucenas
33:36.0
Kala ko hindi member ng ICC
33:39.0
Yan ang sinasabi ko
33:41.0
Or nor Russia are
33:43.0
Russia is no more
33:44.0
And Ukraine has not been
33:48.0
Jurisdictional issues
33:50.0
Thank you also kay Jocelyn
33:51.0
As always for joining us
33:53.0
Also for joining us
33:54.0
Kay Cecilia Picard
33:55.0
Thank you very much
33:58.0
Kay Jeffrey Jackson Young
33:60.0
Ang dami ng comment dito
34:03.0
Thank you very much
34:06.0
Kay Patrick Carillo
34:07.0
Yan I can see your comments
34:08.0
Thank you very much
34:10.0
Naglalag lang dito
34:16.0
Just to end on this note
34:17.0
What I want to say is
34:18.0
Of course this could also work
34:20.0
In fact it could work in favor of
34:21.0
The former administration
34:22.0
Of the Philippines
34:24.0
The Putin one is gonna
34:26.0
Quote unquote big fish
34:28.0
ICC could also get
34:29.0
Bugged down there
34:31.0
This could actually help
34:32.0
The case of the Philippines
34:33.0
Because madali distract ng ICC
34:35.0
It could go other way
34:37.0
If they can go after Putin
34:38.0
Why not go after ano?
34:41.0
You know mayor or something
34:43.0
Let's keep it there
34:44.0
Thank you very much guys
34:45.0
And talk to you soon