Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte faces second impeachment complaint on Feb. 2, 2026, over unspecified conduct.

On February 2, 2026, activist lawmakers filed a new impeachment complaint against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, the second attempt in as many weeks. The accusations, which have not been clarified, are the result of continuous political scrutiny regarding her actions while in office. A two-thirds Senate vote is needed to remove someone from office after a majority vote in the House of Representatives initiates the impeachment process. Labor safety concerns were brought to light in a different case where a site supervisor was found guilty of causing a worker's wrongful death. There is no proof that the two incidents are related.