SC: DU30 CAN’T EVADE ICC, END TREATY ON HIS OWN

Hi Edward, Here are the most important news that you need to know.       SC: DU30 CAN’T EVADE ICC, END TREATY ON HIS OWN​ The Supreme Court has ruled that President Duterte cannot invoke the Philippines’ withdrawal from the Rome Statute to skirt the investigation by the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) of charges that he committed crimes against humanity in the killings of thousands in his brutal war on drugs.   Inquirer Plus starts at P149/month   BSP to probe abrupt peso rise on holiday​ The central bank will look into why the peso-dollar exchange rate was quoted unofficially in some online currency converters at P42.83 to $1 on July 20, when local financial markets were closed due to a holiday.   ADDED RISK Residents and workers stand in the rain and wade through floodwaters -- risking infection from waterborne diseases -- just to get into the San Andres Sports Complex in Manila, one of the COVID-19 vaccination hubs in the city. -- RICHARD A. REYES   Visit shop here   Baguio resumes tests for traveling minors​ BAGUIO CITY—A week after easing requirements for tourists, the summer capital is revising entry guidelines and resuming COVID-19 testing for minors, on top of other tests required from unvaccinated adult visitors.   Take our news quiz!   Opinion: 'Monumental eco-disaster' Residents of Dumaguete City are up in arms over a massive offshore reclamation project being spearheaded by their local government. Voting 6-3, the Dumaguete City council last week approved a motion authorizing Mayor Felipe Antonio B. Remollo to forge a memorandum of understanding with Quezon CIty-based construction company E.M. Cuerpo Inc. on the proposed P23-billion Dumaguete Smart City Reclamation Project, which aims to add 174 hectares of reclaimed land to the current city coastline.     SUBSCRIBE  FOLLOW  SUGGEST     © 2021 PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Inquirer Newsletters. Unsubscribe