By order of the International Criminal … the arrest of former Philippine President Duterte

The Philippine government announced today, Tuesday, the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte by the police at Manila International Airport, based on an issue issued by the International Criminal Court, against the backdrop of crimes against humanity against him.
According to a statement issued by the office of the Philippine President Ferdinand Marcus, Jr. was arrested upon his arrival from Hong Kong, where he was detained by the police in implementation of the international criminal court order that was investigating mass killings that occurred during his strict campaign to combat illicit drugs.
The limelight again on Duterte during a trip during the weekend to Hong Kong, where the trip sparked speculation that he may have gone to exile during a trip to Hong Kong to evade an imminent international arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court because of his bloody drug campaign during his reign.
Yesterday, Sunday, Duterte, the main spokesman for an electoral gathering of thousands of Philippine expatriates chanting and raising the flags, who were crowded with the stands of the Soutonne Stadium in the center of the city of Wan Chaay.
Duterte, who is now 79 years old and suffers from his health, has a campaign to support the candidates from his political party to the Senate before the midterm elections scheduled for the Philippines on May 12.