Philippines Moves to Secure Red Notices Against Fugitives
The Department of Justice announced that the Philippines is close to completing the necessary documentation for Interpol to issue Red Notices against fugitives, including former lawmaker Zaldy Co, who face charges in the Philippines, aiming to prevent international evasion of justice.
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