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Palace to Bato dela Rosa: If conscience is clear, no fear of ICC case

The Philippine Presidential Palace urged Senator Bato dela Rosa, who faces an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC), to face the charges, stating, "If your conscience is clear, you should not be afraid to face the case filed before the ICC." Calls for justice for victims of the drug war have also been raised.

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