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Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla

Justice Secretary. 15 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2022 to 2023. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.

Checked by Vera Files6 Mar 2023PhilippinesFilipino
Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla, Justice Secretary

“Ang Pilipinas ay may ganap na gumaganang sistema ng hustisya at, sa ilalim ng complementarity test, ang ICC ay walang hurisdiksyon sa mga mamamayang Pilipino.”

Vera Files rated this: Kailangan ng konteksto

Vera Files says: Nakasaad sa Paragraph 2, Article 127 ng Rome Statute, ang kasunduan na nagtatatag ng ICC, na ang isang state party ay hindi nalilibre sa mga obligasyon nito sa panahon ng pagiging miyembro nito kahit kumalas na ito. Ang…

Checked by Vera Files6 Mar 2023Philippines
Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla, Justice Secretary

“The Philippines has a fully functioning justice system and, under the complementarity test, the ICC has no jurisdiction over Filipino citizens.”

Vera Files rated this: Needs context

Vera Files says: Paragraph 2, Article 127 of the Rome Statute stipulates that a state party is not exempt from its obligations for the duration of its membership even if it has withdrawn. The Philippines was a state party from Nov. 1, 2…

Checked by Vera Files7 Feb 2023PhilippinesFilipino
Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla, Justice Secretary

“Hinamon ni Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla ang International Criminal Court na “ipakita sa amin ang pattern para makakuha kami mula sa kung anumang teorya mayroon sila.”

Vera Files rated this: Kailangan ng konteksto

Vera Files says: Hindi binanggit ni Remulla na noong Setyembre 2021, ang Pre-Trial Chamber I, isang judicial branch ng ICC, ay naglista ng limang "considerations" sa pagtukoy sa pagkakaroon ng sistematiko at malawakang pagpatay sa kampa…

Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla

“The International Criminal Court no longer has jurisdiction over the Philippines following its withdrawal from the Rome Statute.”

Vera Files rated this: Needs Context

Vera Files says: Article 127, paragraph 2 of the Rome Statute, the treaty that founded the ICC, provides that a country that has withdrawn is not cleared of its obligations that occurred during its membership. The Philippines acceded to…

Checked by Vera Files14 Oct 2022PhilippinesFilipino
Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla

“Ang red-tagging ay ang terminong ginagamit kapag ang isang tao na kabilang sa isang civil society organization ay pinupuna dahil sa ginagawa nilang trabaho na nauugnay sa mga taong gumawa ng mga kriminal na gawain sa bansa.”

Vera Files rated this: Nakaliligaw

Vera Files says: Tinukoy ng International Peace Observers Network ang red-baiting sa isang journal article noong 2011 bilang: “Pagkilos na may kinalaman sa labelling, branding, pagbibigay ng pangalan at pag-akusa sa isang tao at/o organ…

Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla

“Red-tagging is the term used when a person belonging to a civil society organization is criticized for the work they're doing as being related to the persons who commit criminal acts in the country.”

Vera Files rated this: Misleading

Vera Files says: The International Peace Observers Network defined red-baiting in a 2011 journal article as: “[T]he act of labelling, branding, naming and accusing individuals and/ or organizations of being left-leaning, subversives, co…

Checked by Vera Files22 Aug 2022PhilippinesFilipino
Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla

“Hindi maaaring magpataw ng parusa ang International Criminal Court sa mga aktibidad sa Pilipinas dahil ang bansa ay hindi na state party sa Rome Statute mula noong 2019.”

Vera Files rated this: Kailangan ng konteksto

Vera Files says: Sa ilalim ng Article 127 paragraph 2 ng Rome Statute, na nagtatag ng ICC, ang isang bansang kumalas sa kasunduan ay hindi absuwelto sa mga obligasyon nito noong ito ay isang state-party pa. Ang Pilipinas ay sumang-ayon …

Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla

“The International Criminal Court cannot sanction activities in the Philippines because the country is no longer a state party to the Rome Statute since 2019.”

Vera Files rated this: Needs context

Vera Files says: Under Article 127 paragraph 2 of the Rome Statute, which established the ICC, a country that has withdrawn from the treaty is not cleared of its obligations when it was still a state-party. The Philippines acceded to th…