Group 1 - The former President Duterte of the Philippines was detained upon his return to Manila after an arrest warrant was issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) [1][2] - The Philippines officially withdrew from the ICC in 2019, and the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has issued a red notice for Duterte, prompting heightened security measures within the country [3] - The Philippine government plans to deploy at least 7,000 police officers for the arrest operation, as Duterte faces allegations of crimes against humanity related to his controversial anti-drug campaign [3] Group 2 - Reports indicate that over 6,000 drug suspects were killed during Duterte's presidency, while NGOs claim the actual number may be double that figure [4] - Duterte recently visited Hong Kong and publicly stated he is prepared for potential arrest, denying the ICC's accusations against him [4]

Group 1 - The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has issued a red notice for former Philippine President Duterte, leading to heightened alert among police and other departments in the Philippines [1] - The Philippine government plans to deploy at least 7,000 police officers for arrest operations against Duterte, who is under investigation by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged crimes against humanity during his term [2] - The Philippine National Police reported over 6,000 drug suspects killed, while NGOs claim the actual number is double that figure. The government is preparing for any unexpected events as Duterte faces arrest [3]