Palace's Castro: Asylum bid doesn't guarantee Harry Roque non-deportation In a briefing on Friday, May 16, Palace press officer Undersecretary Claire Castro reiterates the government's position: that Harry Roque's bid for asylum in The Netherlands doesn't automatically mean he is protected from deportation. Related story: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/arrest-warrant-harry-roque-cassandra-ong-porac-pogo/ | Rappler

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ROQUE DENIES BEING ON INTERPOL RED NOTICE LIST; GOVERNMENT SAYS OTHERWISE Former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque has denied claims that his name is included in the Interpol Red Notice list, insisting that the government’s assertions are false. In a statement, Roque said that his name does not appear on Interpol’s Red Alert notice list, calling the government’s claim a failure. He maintained that there is no valid international alert issued against him. However, the Philippine government ea

28 November 2025 interview with Rappler WATCH: Harry Roque, former spokesman of former president Rodrigo Duterte, shows proof of non-arrest in The Hague, Netherlands on Friday, November 28, just after the International Criminal Court rejected Duterte’s interim release request. He says that in the event an Interpol red notice is issued, he remains confident he will not be extradited under European asylum law. | Harry Roque