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MANILA: Philippine attorney Jude Sabio says he has not been home for a year, steers clear of public events and is forever looking over his shoulder after accusing President Rodrigo Duterte of crimes against humanity.
Sabio, a stocky 51 year old, says he lives in constant fear of reprisals after filing a complaint at the International Criminal Court (ICC) against the wildly popular Duterte, whose administration Filipinos rate as the best performing since opinion polls started in the 1980s.
A little-known lawyer until he filed the complaint last April, Sabio argues that the deaths of thousands of Filipinos in a brutal war on drugs is Duterte鈥檚 method of controlling crime, and that he used the tactic effectively during his 22 years as the mayor of Davao City in the south of the country.
Duterte has repeatedly denied ordering extra-judicial killings while mayor or president and reiterated this month that he would 鈥済ladly鈥� go before the ICC. Court Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda had earlier said her office had started a preliminary examination into whether any crimes against humanity had been committed and if ICC had jurisdiction.
The step is the first in a process that could take years to complete, if at all. Since it was set up in 2002, the ICC has received more than 12,000 complaints or communications, just nine of which have gone to trial.
The Social Weather Station鈥檚 (SWS) latest quarterly poll shows Duterte鈥檚 trust rating bounced back to 鈥渆xcellent鈥� in December from 鈥渧ery high鈥� three months before. Another SWS poll gave his government the best rating so far for a Philippine administration
鈥淲hen I went to The Hague I received so many threats,鈥� Sabio told Reuters. 鈥淭he (latest) announcement from the ICC, I鈥檓 also receiving threats. It鈥檚 many, I don鈥檛 want to read them.鈥�
Presidential spokesman Harry Roque says 鈥渄omestic enemies of the state鈥� are behind Sabio鈥檚 complaint. Asked about Sabio鈥檚 safety, Roque said he should report threats to the police.
鈥淲e have no ill will against him,鈥� he added. 鈥淲e know it (the complaint) will not proceed beyond preliminary examination.鈥�
In an interview, Sabio described Duterte as a 鈥渄eath squad president鈥� who bragged in public about killing criminals and promised voters he would kill thousands in an anti-drug crackdown if elected.
Duterte earned the nickname 鈥渢he Punisher鈥� because of allegations he operated a death squad that killed more than 1,000 criminals when he was Davao mayor. He suggested during a televised presidential election debate in 2016 that more would die if he became president.