“That's why I told Callamard, if you investigate me, I'll slap you.”

—  Rodrigo Duterte

Targeted remarks to personalities and institutions <br class="br">Original: (tl) On UN Special Rapporteur Agnès Callamard: Kaya sabi ko, Callamard, kung imbestigahan mo ako, sampalin kita.<br><br> Interaksyon WATCH | Duterte again hits Callamard: ‘Kung imbestigahan mo ako, sampalin kita!’ https://www.interaksyon.com/breaking-news/2017/11/10/108089/watch-duterte-again-hits-callamard-kung-imbestigahan-mo-ako-sampalin-kita/

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