Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte boarded a plane for The Hague on Tuesday night to face International Criminal Court charges for crimes against humanity during his war on drugs.
China warns the International Criminal Court against "politicisation" and "double standards", after former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte was arrested in Manila by police acting on a warrant tied to his deadly war on drugs.
Three Foreign Ministry officials are among those held for notarizing the credentials of Dr. Kay Zin Tun before she fled to Dubai to continue her studies.
Nearly 300 Indians flew home through Thailand on Monday after being released from scam centres in Myanmar. They were among thousands who work in illegal online fraud operations largely run by Chinese syndicates.
The multi-ethnic town has seen several standoffs between Kachin and Ta'ang armed organizations who are jostling for territory in the region after driving the junta out.
Duterte is wanted by the ICC over his anti-drug crackdown, which rights groups estimate killed tens of thousands of people, without proof they were linked to drugs.
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Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte boarded a plane for The Hague on Tuesday night to face International Criminal Court charges for crimes against humanity during his war on drugs. 
Natogyi People's Defense Force and its allies reportedly attacked around 200 regime soldiers in Natogyi Township, detaining two officers.
China warns the International Criminal Court against "politicisation" and "double standards", after former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte was arrested in Manila by police acting on a warrant tied to his deadly war on drugs.
Caught between ethnic offensives in the east and west, the regime now faces a growing threat at its industrial-military core. 
Three Foreign Ministry officials are among those held for notarizing the credentials of Dr. Kay Zin Tun before she fled to Dubai to continue her studies.
Nearly 300 Indians flew home through Thailand on Monday after being released from scam centres in Myanmar. They were among thousands who work in illegal online fraud operations largely run by Chinese syndicates.
The multi-ethnic town has seen several standoffs between Kachin and Ta'ang armed organizations who are jostling for territory in the region after driving the junta out.
Duterte is wanted by the ICC over his anti-drug crackdown, which rights groups estimate killed tens of thousands of people, without proof they were linked to drugs.
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