MANILAboo casino, Philippines — Labor leaders have joined the call for President Marcos to reconsider the Philippines’ withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Federation of Free Workers president Sonny Matula said rejoining the ICC is crucial in ensuring justice for the victims of former president Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.

“Me and my fellow workers’ candidates stand with Senator Pimentel in urging President Marcos to prioritize justice and transparency. The ICC provides an avenue for independent investigation and prosecution of crimes against humanity, ensuring that impunity does not prevail,” Matula said.

Aside from him, four other labor leaders are seeking to run in the senatorial race next year and push for a pro-worker platform.

“As a nation, we cannot turn a blind eye to the cries of the victims. We must hold Duterte and all his cohorts accountable for their crimes against the Filipino people,” Kilusang Mayo Uno secretary-general and Makabayan senatorial aspirant Jerome Adonis said.

For his part, labor leader Leody de Guzman said rejoining the ICC will not only provide justice for victims but also restore the Philippines’ credibility on the global stage.

If they get electedboo casino, the labor leaders gave assurance that they will champion the interests of the marginalized and ensure that no one is above the law.

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