Minority senators failed to appear on Tuesday's oral argument that questions the validity of the government's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC). During the start of the oral argument, a certain Atty. Anna Marie Corominas made a manifestation that the minority senators still need to decide about representation. READ: Pangilinan to ask SC to let De Lima join hearings on ICC withdrawal Corominas asked the high court that the senators be allowed to participate on next week's session. Detained Senator Leila De Lima was supposed to argue on behalf of the minority senators but he...
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