The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for former President Rodrigo Duterte, which was published on its website on March 11. This contradicts claims that the ICC denied issuing a warrant for Duterte over crimes against humanity charges, or that it was not yet made public.

A post circulating in various social media platforms is claiming that Marikina Rep. Stella Quimbo is urging Vice President Sara Duterte to “resign out of shame and not wait for the impeachment trial.” This is fake.

A malicious post has surfaced on Facebook claiming that Vice President Sara Duterte had enacted a law that would give Filipinos “compensation from the government.”

A Facebook post claimed voters preferred incumbent Caloocan Mayor Dale “Along” Malapitan over opponent former senator Antonio Trillanes IV. This is misleading.

CLAIM: US President Donald Trump showed support for Duterte after his arrest.

A Facebook post reported about a supposed dissenting opinion of International Criminal Court judges on the Philippines’ war on drugs case at The Hague. This needs context.

A pro-Marcos vlogger has misused three photos to falsely depict that Interpol was poised to arrest former president Rodrigo Duterte amid a previously rumored warrant from the International Criminal Court over his brutal war on drugs.

A photo of first lady Liza Araneta-Marcos with two women, who were falsely identified by supporters of former president Rodrigo Duterte as the judges of the International Criminal Court who signed his arrest warrant, has gained traction on social media.

Hindi totoong ibinasura ang kasong crimes against humanity na kinahaharap ngayon ni dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa ICC kaugnay ng madugo niyang drug war.

VP Sara Duterte is NOT dead

A video of a football victory parade in Argentina has been passed off as a rally condemning the recent arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.

Paggawa ng batas, hindi raw trabaho ng isang senador, ayon kay Willie Revillame

A screenshot of TV host and comedian Vice Ganda supposedly expressing support for former president Rodrigo Duterte has been published by several Facebook pages. This is fake.

Two Facebook posts falsely claimed that former US President Donald Trump publicly condemned the arrest of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte by the International Criminal Court.

Hindi totoong naghain ng impeachment complaint si VP Sara Duterte o sinuman laban kay Pangulong Bongbong Marcos. Hindi rin totoong “inaprubahan” at “inaksyunan” na ito ng Korte Suprema.

Multiple Facebook pages posted in early March an AI-crafted photo of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s sculpture beside a supposed wood sculptor in a workshop. Three AI detection tools concluded that the photo was likely AI-generated.

A viral video claims to show a massive rally for impeached VP Sara Duterte ahead of the midterm elections—but it's actually footage from a Spanish music festival with dubbed audio from a 2016 Duterte campaign rally.

A clip of President Marcos posted on social media supposedly ordering the teaching of masturbation to four-year-olds was taken out of context. The president was actually opposing such inclusions in sex education in his full statement.

The ICC has convicted and imprisoned individuals found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. This is contrary to former President Rodrigo Duterte’s claim that the tribunal has only made demands and has not sent anyone to prison.

Talamak ngayon ang pa-ayuda raw ng government agencies like CHED, DepEd, DOST, etc. Eh kaso, posibleng phishing scams ang mga ganitong post.

A TikTok video is claiming that the crowd chanted “Duterte!” in the supposed Iloilo proclamation rally of the administration’s slate for the 2025 midterm elections. This is false.

Peke ang litrato ni Speaker Martin Romualdez kung saan makikitang nakapatong ang kamay niya sa pera habang may kausap na mga mambabatas.

Ben Tulfo: “Against ako sa political dynasty. Kumbaga, against ako doon sa mga dinastiya. Let’s get it straight – against ako, tamaan kung sino ang tatamaan. Pero, ipasa yan sa batas.”

Posts on Facebook are claiming that the Bayan Muna party-list group will be permanently disqualified by Comelec if it fails to secure a House seat in the May 12 midterm elections. This is false.

A Facebook post is claiming that former Justice secretary and senator Leila de Lima has ties to a lawyer disbarred for misusing his clients’ funds. This needs context.