CSN TV

23/02/2026

Iba ang isip ng mga dutae supporter sa bangag nga nagrereklamo na sa ipis pa kaya, kaya mga utak ipis eh.

17/02/2026

Guilt, Bravado, and the Law: What It Really Takes to Convict Duterte

In the court of public opinion, Rodrigo Roa Duterte has long been judged and sentenced. In the court of international law, however, judgment follows a far stricter path—one paved not by outrage or rhetoric, but by evidence, standards, and legal causation.

This distinction matters, because crimes against humanity are not moral verdicts. They are not referenda on leadership style. They are legal conclusions reached only when a demanding threshold is met.

The most common question asked—often rhetorically—is whether anyone can point to Duterte pulling the trigger that killed a single alleged extrajudicial killing (EJK) victim.

The answer is simple -- international law does not require it.

The harder, more important question is whether authority, knowledge, and contribution can substitute for the act itself. Sometimes they can. Often they do. But not automatically.

In international criminal jurisprudence, guilt is personal—but not necessarily physical. A leader can be held liable if he ordered, encouraged, enabled, or knowingly tolerated a system of crimes, or if he failed to prevent or punish subordinates he effectively controlled.

This doctrine exists precisely because modern mass atrocities are rarely committed by lone gunmen; they are carried out by institutions, hierarchies, and policies.

Still, bravado is not evidence. Tough talk is not a conviction. Even repeated statements urging harsh law enforcement are not crimes by themselves.

The law demands more -- proof that such statements translated into a widespread or systematic attack against civilians, pursuant to a state or organizational policy, and that the leader knew of this and contributed to it in a meaningful way.

This is where nuance matters—and where many discussions fall apart.

Duterte has repeatedly said that police may kill criminals if their lives are in danger. On its face, this is not illegal. Every legal system

07/02/2026

Laban ng mga Sangre at ni Gargan

06/02/2026

Pinamagandang nagawa mo PBBM
,Bongbong Marcos salamat mahal Pangulo

06/02/2026

May purgatoryo din pala sa Encantadia

05/02/2026

Paglinlang Kay Gargan

01/02/2026

Malapit na Mindanao Yan kapag makuha ng mga Muslim Ang Mindanao, kawawa mga christian. Gigipitin nila Yan.

According to Open Doors, 72% of all Christians murdered for their faith last year were in Nigeria. Now, the Trump Administration is doing something about it. CBN's Raj Nair is joined by Mariam Wahba, Research Analyst at FDD, for the breaking details.

WATCH IT HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IitdU7giuU

01/02/2026

Joey Teves Jaff Teves Woman of fire
Panoorin nyo ang kabulaanan ninyo, apostol ka pero d kayo marunong manalangin, sino ba ang babalik ang Ama walang mababasa, si Jesus Ang babalik. Mag aral ka ng Bible d puro daldal niloloko nyo tao

28/01/2026

Bobong Senador

19/12/2025

Yong ang lakas ng trip nyo

14/12/2025

Idol dutae