Rodrigo Duterte, who was arrested on March 11, was brought to The Hague for his ICC trial, which caused strong reactions throughout the Philippines and even abroad.
Key Events
March 11: Supporters gathered outside the Villamor Air Base, demanding a halt to Duterte's extradition. Tensions rose as police tightened security.
March 12: Protests spread across the country, with several groups demanding the resignation of Bongbong Marcos.
March 13: In Davao City, about 1,200 vehicles joined in the convoy with photos and banners of Duterte.
March 14: Protests escalated in Manila, leading to the closure of several major roads such as in Makati.
March 16: In celebration of Dabaw Day, thousands of supporters gathered to demand the return of Duterte to the Philippines.
March 17: Although authorities said most of the protests were peaceful, some cities were still experiencing unrest.
What's Next?
Tensions may intensify as Duterte's trial nears in September. Expect more political conflict, wider protests, and increased interest from abroad.
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