The Palace confirmed that the order to arrest Bato dela Rosa remains in force, with the PNP actively seeking him through associates, believing he is still in the Philippines.

Authorities including the NBI, DILG, DOJ, and PNP have denied reports of Senator Bato dela Rosa's arrest, with Malacañang calling it a 'diversionary tactic' and noting that false online posts misrepresent an old video.

Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated that his agency has no information regarding rumors of Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa's arrest.

A circulating video claiming to show Senator Bato Dela Rosa at recent Iglesia Ni Cristo rallies has been fact-checked, revealing the footage is from a January 2025 event.

Six additional firearms registered to Senator Bato dela Rosa, who is currently in hiding, have been surrendered to police in Cavite.

Philippine Senator Robin Padilla has refused to reveal the whereabouts of Senator Bato Dela Rosa, who is a fugitive, despite a government order for his arrest.

Senators Cayetano and Padilla, along with Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Mao Aplasca, are facing obstruction of justice complaints at the Ombudsman related to an alleged escape incident involving Bato dela Rosa.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in the Philippines has defended the potential issuance of a subpoena against Nancy dela Rosa, wife of Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa, clarifying that it is unrelated to efforts to locate the senator.

House prosecutors are dividing their work and preparing for the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, with plans to present up to 25 witnesses. Discussions also include the possibility of online participation for senator-judges and taking the case to constituents.

Senator Robin Padilla is openly urging his colleagues to back a rule change allowing online voting, defending Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa's ability to continue casting votes while in hiding from an International Criminal Court arrest warrant.

The Philippine National Police Firearms and Explosives Office revoked Senator Bato dela Rosa's gun license and 117 firearm registrations on Wednesday, May 27.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has requested the Philippine National Police (PNP) to strip fugitive Bato dela Rosa of his gun privileges. The DOJ also asked Jimmy Bondoc to disclose dela Rosa's whereabouts as part of ongoing efforts related to his case.

An immigration lookout order has been issued for former Philippine National Police chief Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa. This development comes as details emerge about his background, including his ties to Davao and his relationship with retired police chief Mao Aplasca.

Five Philippine senators have urged Senator Bato dela Rosa to surrender to "proper authorities," with the Senate reiterating it lacks constitutional authority to provide protective custody from lawful arrest or judicial processes.

Various regions across the Philippines are implementing relief measures for agricultural damage, bracing for high heat indices, and preparing for the anticipated effects of El Niño. Farmers in areas like Pagadian City and Bukidnon are making preparations for the impending dry spell.

MANILA, Philippines – The Senate ethics panel has asked Sen. Bato dela Rosa to comment on the possibility of including a ‘no work, no pay’ rule in the Senate, Sen. JV Ejercito said on Monday.

Senator Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson continues to serve his six-year term, currently chairing the Senate blue ribbon committee

The Palace has issued a warning about possible sanctions against those spreading fake news regarding Senator Bato dela Rosa's arrest, stating that such rumors distract from President Duterte's impeachment trial. This emphasizes the government's concern over misinformation during a critical political period.

The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) chief has denied rumors circulating about the arrest of Senator Bato dela Rosa. The DILG clarified that Dela Rosa has not been arrested nor is he being whisked away to the International Criminal Court.

Posts have framed legal developments surrounding Senator Bato dela Rosa in the Philippines as attacks on sovereignty, turning Senate events into narratives of a 'constitutional crisis' and 'siege'.

Marcoleta has stated his readiness to be jailed if an arrest warrant is issued against him, drawing parallels to Senator Bato de la Rosa's similar stance before his International Criminal Court warrant.

Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida stated that anyone who assisted Senator Bato dela Rosa in his escape may face criminal charges.

Philippine Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated his department is "considering all angles" in the search for Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is investigating a possible police officer behind a fake tip regarding Senator Ronald 'Bato' Dela Rosa's whereabouts. This probe comes amidst calls for charges over fake news that the Supreme Court stopped Dela Rosa's arrest and the PNP's defense of its Senate shooting investigation.

Philippine senators are engaged in a heated debate over a proposed rule change to allow remote voting, with some lawmakers expressing concerns that it could be used to benefit specific individuals or railroad decisions. Critics argue that remote voting should only be permitted during emergencies or for official assignments, while proponents defend the right to discuss such changes.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) confirmed that the order revoking Senator Dela Rosa's gun licenses is immediately executory, with his lawyer having received the order. The CIDG is investigating a related 'escape' incident involving the senator and potential additional vehicles.

Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa has appointed three senators, Christopher 'Bong' Go, Ji, and another, as vice chairpersons of the Senate committee on public order and dangerous drugs in the Philippines.

The Philippine National Police has deployed tracker teams to locate and arrest Senator Bato dela Rosa, following an International Criminal Court arrest warrant issued on Friday, May 22.

Senator Robin Padilla has been implicated as a 'person of interest' in the alleged 'escape' of Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa from the Senate, prompting criticism from the Palace and protests from rights groups. Padilla maintains Dela Rosa is still in the Philippines but does not know his whereabouts.

A human rights lawyer suggests that Philippine Senator Bato dela Rosa's current hiding status could negatively impact former President Duterte's interim release from the International Criminal Court.

NBI chief Melvin Matibag stated that Robin Padilla is considered a "person of interest" in Senator Bato dela Rosa's escape from the Senate, implying he should be among the first to provide answers.

Following a shootout in the Philippine Senate, questions have arisen regarding the whereabouts of Senator Bato dela Rosa. The incident has prompted concerns and investigations.

Senator Robin Padilla advised Senator Bato dela Rosa to avoid public appearances amidst rumors of an International Criminal Court arrest warrant. Separately, Senator Panfilo Lacson vowed to block any attempts to delay the Senate's convening as an impeachment court.

The Philippine Senate is reportedly planning to revise its rules regarding absenteeism, including a proposal for a "no work, no pay" policy. Senator Bato dela Rosa has been asked to address the implications of this potential change.

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, who remains absent from the Senate, has asked Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III for permission to allow his family to use the Senate Mansion in Baguio City. In a letter dated March 12 and addressed to Sotto, Dela Rosa requested the use of the Senate Mansion

Philippine government officials, including the Department of Justice and Department of Interior and Local Government, have dismissed widespread rumors of Senator Bato Dela Rosa's arrest. They attributed the rumors to fake news and denied any secret operations to transfer him to the ICC.

A manhunt is ongoing for Bato dela Rosa, who has not yet been arrested and was last tracked to Mindanao, according to the NBI and DILG chief. Authorities are actively searching for him.

The Ombudsman has stated that Senator Robin Padilla ignored a summons and an obstruction complaint related to the escape of former police chief Bato dela Rosa. Justice Secretary Remulla also confirmed that Padilla ignored the summons.

The Philippine Ombudsman has ordered Senators Cayetano and Padilla to respond to an obstruction of justice complaint related to the alleged escape of Senator Bato dela Rosa, who is subject to an International Criminal Court warrant, from the Senate.

Senator Bato Dela Rosa's camp has surrendered 20 firearms to the Philippine National Police (PNP) in Davao. The National Bureau of Investigation chief urged Dela Rosa to personally surrender along with the weapons.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) will send a letter, rather than a subpoena, to Nancy de la Rosa, wife of Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, as part of its ongoing probe into the senator’s alleged "escape."

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has summoned the Senate security chief and three others as part of its probe into Senator Bato dela Rosa's alleged evasion.

A fact-check video addresses common misinformation and lies circulating about Senator Bato dela Rosa and the recent political drama within the Philippine Senate.

Philippine authorities, including the NBI and DILG, are actively pursuing the arrest of former police chief Bato Dela Rosa, with plans to subpoena his wife and offer a reward for his capture. Senators have been warned about potential consequences if they assist him in evading arrest, while officials urge him to surrender.

Actor and politician Robin Padilla is facing a complaint for obstruction of justice in connection with the escape of Bato dela Rosa. The lawsuit alleges his involvement in the incident.

A fact-check debunked false claims that Senator Kiko Pangilinan was suspended from the Senate following a heated exchange with Senator Robin Padilla during discussions on Senator Bato dela Rosa's arrest warrant.

A journalist recounts the experience of documenting events during a Senate shooting, emphasizing the role of journalists in ensuring public safety and documenting incidents.

This article provides a timeline, analyses, and expert opinions regarding the escape of Bato dela Rosa, covering key developments of the event.

Former Davao City police chief Bato dela Rosa has been summoned by the PNP for an investigation into the 'facts and circumstances' related to alleged extrajudicial killings in the Davao Region.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has denied issuing any arrest warrants in the Philippines, despite widespread speculation concerning Senator Bato dela Rosa. The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) is reportedly preparing a 10,000-strong task force based on these unconfirmed reports.

Senator Bato dela Rosa was absent for 31 out of 58 days during the Philippine Senate's first regular session, according to official records.

BAGUIO CITY—It is time for the Senate to review its rules on nonattendance, Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said amid the monthslong absence of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa from the chamber, Dela Rosa may face an ethics complaint over his absence to be filed by former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV, the latter