DOJ to Complete Quiboloy Extradition Docs Review in 2 Weeks
The Philippine Department of Justice aims to complete its review of documents related to the US extradition request for Apollo Quiboloy within two weeks. Quiboloy faces sex trafficking charges in the US and is currently detained in the Philippines for qualified human trafficking and child abuse cases.
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