Rappler's latest stories on command responsibility
EXPLAINER: Police, military officials liable for Duterte's illegal kill orders
The Rome Statute is precisely designed to demolish the wall of impunity with which state officials commit human rights violations, like the ones occurring on a virtually daily basis in our midst
EXPLAINER: Yes, Int'l Criminal Court can prosecute Duterte for killing spree
The Philippines effectively domesticated the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court when it enacted Republic Act 9851 – the commander in chief can be held liable for crimes against humanity
Aquino broke chain of command in Mamasapano - BOI
Says the BOI: The President allowed the participation of a suspended police chief and bypassed the chain of command in the Philippine National Police
Aquino just misinformed or liable for Mamasapano?
Some senators say Aquino should not be held liable because he was misinformed about the situation on the ground but the President’s critics see a strategy of his subordinates to shield him from responsibility
EO refutes Malacañang: Command responsibility applies to PNP
Full text of Executive Order 226 which Senator Guingona cites when Justice Secretary De Lima insists command responsibility does not apply to the PNP a civilian organization
Napeñas: Purisima gave order, not advice
Senate President Drilon: ‘Kung galing sa itaas pababa di ba order iyon sa police at military?’ Sacked SAF director Napeñas: ‘Ganoon na nga iyon siguro ’
