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Dec 7, 2016 international law human rights mandamus iccpr treaty obligations constitutional law

Treaty Obligations vs Domestic Law: Enforceability of UN Human Rights Committee Views in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court rules that UN Human Rights Committee views are recommendatory, not enforceable through mandamus in Philippine courts.

Jan 18, 2000 extradition due process bill of rights treaty obligations presidential decree 1069 secretary of justice

Extradition and Due Process: Balancing Treaty Obligations and Individual Rights in the Philippines

The Supreme Court ruled that a prospective extraditee enjoys basic due process rights—notice and hearing—even during the executive evaluation stage of extradition proceedings.