Photo credit: Rodrigo Duterte

During a recent peace rally organized by Maisug in Dumaguete City, former President Rodrigo Duterte addressed concerns regarding the alleged impending arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) due to his administration's war on drugs.

"I don't care if you imprison me for what I've done, everything I've done is for my country," Duterte declared vehemently.

The former president's statement comes amidst speculations surrounding a potential ICC arrest warrant linked to his administration's controversial anti-drug campaign. Despite these threats, Duterte remains resolute, asserting his defiance against any attempts to sway him.

"Where were you when we needed help? And now you come here, behaving rudely. I will not be intimidated. Why are they coming here? to judge Us? What have they done for us?" Duterte questioned, expressing his frustration towards foreign entities.

In his concluding remarks, Duterte reiterated his indifference towards the actions of foreign powers, emphasizing his unwavering dedication to the Filipino people.

"Europeans, Spaniards, Americans, what have you done for the Filipino to deserve even the slightest,? I don't care, but for my country, believe me, I am willing to die for you," Duterte affirmed.