Justice Antonio Carpio warns against unconstitutional oil deals with China, calls for new arbitration, and urges a unified Philippine legal position on West Philippine Sea disputes.
Retired Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban hails Justice Antonio Carpio as a relentless defender of Philippine sovereignty, highlighting his legal advocacy in the West Philippine Sea.
Justice Antonio Carpio explains the legal, economic, and strategic stakes in the West Philippine Sea, urging stronger political will and continued arbitration to protect Philippine sovereignty.
Justice Carpio underscored that the outcome of the impeachment process will have broader implications beyond the case itself.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio urges filing a new case against China to protect Filipino fishing rights in the West Philippine Sea, building on the 2016 arbitral ruling.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio says the 1875 Carta General map provides strong historical evidence supporting Philippine claims over Scarborough Shoal and the West Philippine Sea.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio calls for increasing BrahMos missile systems to strengthen Philippine coastal defense and deter aggression in the West Philippine Sea.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio says police understood the term “neutralize” to mean kill during Duterte’s drug war, citing public statements, PNP data, and ICC proceedings.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio and leading legal scholars examine the Supreme Court ruling in Duterte v. House of Representatives and its implications for impeachment, session days, and constitutional accountability.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio says evidence against Rodrigo Duterte at the ICC is overwhelming, citing extrajudicial admissions, the Oplan Tokhang circular, and insider witnesses, and explains why domestic prosecution in the Philippines did not proceed.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio says the first impeachment complaint against VP Sara Duterte will be deemed initiated by Monday under the Supreme Court’s new ruling, explaining the impact of the Court’s redefinition of session days and the next steps in the House.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio refutes Senator Marcoleta’s threat to file treason charges over the 2011 Magallona v. Ermita ruling, explaining that treason applies only in wartime and that the decision aligned Philippine law with UNCLOS and constitutional principles.
Senator Rodante Marcoleta has threatened to sue retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio for treason over a 2011 maritime baselines decision; Carpio counters that treason applies only in wartime and explains the legal basis of the baselines decision and its role in protecting Philippine maritime rights.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio underscores that the South China Sea dispute must be resolved under the United Nations Charter through peaceful means such as negotiation and arbitration, emphasizing the Philippines’ role in defending the rule of law against the use or threat of force.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio says Senator Marcoleta’s statements on the West Philippine Sea do not amount to treason in peacetime but may constitute disloyalty under the Code of Conduct for Government Employees, and suggests that any action must be initiated through a Senate ethics complaint.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio expresses readiness to join a public debate on the legality of the West Philippine Sea and the Philippines’ maritime claims, emphasizing the need to clarify legal principles and educate the public on national sovereignty rights.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio urges the Philippine government to file a new arbitration case before the International Court of Justice over the West Philippine Sea dispute, citing centuries-old maps and strong legal grounds supporting the country’s claim to the Kalayaan Island Group.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio urges the Philippine government to file a new arbitration case before the International Court of Justice over the West Philippine Sea dispute, citing centuries-old maps and strong legal grounds supporting the country’s claim to the Kalayaan Island Group.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio accepts Senator Marcoleta’s invitation for a public discussion on the West Philippine Sea and the legal basis of the Philippines’ maritime rights, emphasizing established international law and sovereign entitlements.
Retired Justice Antonio Carpio says the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone boundaries are already defined under international law (UNCLOS), and that no additional geographic coordinates are needed to assert the country’s maritime rights — despite recent debates in the Senate on the West Philippine Sea.
Former Supreme Court Justice Antonio T. Carpio analyzes the Supreme Court’s impeachment ruling, ICC proceedings, China policy, energy security, and the flood control scandal.
Justice Antonio T. Carpio warns that China’s recent embassy rhetoric and diplomatic posturing may signal renewed assertive moves on Scarborough Shoal, underscoring threats to Philippine sovereignty, international law, and regional stability.
Justice Antonio Carpio questions new SC guidelines on impeachment
Justice Carpio weighs in on unprogrammed funds in 2026 budget, highlights need for transparency
Justice Carpio calls for reimbursements from assets seized from corruption suspects
Former Justice Antonio Carpio shares insights on Ombudsman’s role in ‘big fish’ cases
Justice Antonio Carpio unmoved by unprogrammed appropriations in Marcos’ 2026 budget
Justice Carpio addresses misconceptions on party-list system reforms
Carpio: Anti-political dynasty law’s absence fuels party-list manipulation and corruption
Carpio Slams Proposed Bill as Pro-Political Dynasty
Justice Carpio breaks down obstacles to filing impeachment cases post-SC ruling
Carpio weighs in on potential liability for unconstitutional PhilHealth fund transfer
Justice Antonio Carpio on proposed anti-dynasty law: Preventing power abuse through accountability
Justice Antonio T. Carpio revisits the Carta General at 150 years, highlighting its decisive role in affirming Philippine territorial sovereignty.
Former Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio is advocating for the strengthening of the Philippine Ombudsman’s powers rather than establishing an independent commission to investigate corruption in infrastructure projects.