Sara Duterte Posts Bail for Grave Threats Case, Expresses Safety Concerns
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte posted bail on Saturday, September 5, after an arrest warrant was issued for her on grave threats charges. She expressed concerns about her safety, stating, "I do not feel safe anywhere." Authorities maintained they accorded her respect due to her position.
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