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The Philippines Supreme Court has not rejected the improper case against Vice President Sara Duterte in March, contrary to rumors circulating on social media. The false post misrepresented a news report about the South Korean Constitutional Court reinstatement of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo as head of state after months of political turmoil.

“Vice President of Breaking News Sara won the victory,” he covered the Catalogue language on a Facebook video shared on March 26, 2025.

Its title further states: “The Supreme Court has already filed a complaint against the vice president (sic) of impropriety each.”

It shows a news anchor who said “five-eighth district judges” agreed to dismiss the impeachment case against public officials, who did not mention its name in the entire 25-second clip of a minute.

Vice President Duterte was impeached by the House of Representatives in early February for “breach of constitutional violations, betrayal of public trust, grafting and corruption, and other high crimes”.

Her family is caught in a fierce dispute with President Ferdinand Marcos, who was an ally and Duterte campaign companion in the 2022 presidential election, who won the victory in the landslide.

Her Senate trial will take place after the May 12 midterm elections, with the result set to determine who serves as a juror. If convicted, the vice president will be barred from public office.

Lawyers supporting Duterte asked the Supreme Court to abandon improvisation each and prevent the Senate from conducting a trial, saying it was rushing through (filing) unconstitutionally without proper supervision.

However, the court has no official report to issue a ruling April 7.

Philippine fact-checking organization Vera Files (archive link) has previously debunked similar false claims.

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Reverse image search Use a keyframe in a video on Google to find it published On a verified YouTube account Local TV station Net25 March 25, 2025 (archive link).

The clip comes from the network’s current affairs plan “Sa Ganang Mamamayan,” which translates into “For Citizens.”

A portion of the broadcast omitted in the circular post shows that the anchor identified the subject of the report as South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, not Vice President Duterte.

Chinese Yoon Suk Yeol became the country’s acting leader in December 2024 after a brief martial law (archive Link) at the time of South Korea’s president.

Han was also impeached for what the opposition said was refusal to sign a law bill to investigate the Mon, but the Constitutional Court restored the acting president (the link to the archive).

Although the news host mistakenly called the South Korean court the “Supreme Court”, he later corrected himself.

“The South Korean Constitutional Court last Monday complained about impropriety against Prime Minister Han Duck-soo,” the host said.

The Supreme Court of the Philippines is composition Of the 15 judges – not eight. The High Court may sit down in the commander of three, five or seven members at the discretion of the judge (Archive link).

AFP has previously fact-checked false claims related to Duterte’s impeachment.