Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte attends ICC hearing for crimes against humanity case
March 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelRodrigo Duterte, former president of the Philippines, faced the International Criminal Court (ICC) via video link on March 14 for an initial hearing on charges of crimes against humanity. Arrested by Philippine authorities on March 7 and surrendered to the ICC on March 12, Duterte stands accused of murder linked to his brutal anti-drug campaign. The ICC alleges his involvement in atrocities spanning from 2011 to 2019, including his time as mayor of Davao City and leader of the infamous Davao Death Squad. Judge Iulia Antoanella granted him remote attendance due to the long journey and time difference. Prosecutor Karim AA Khan called Duterte’s arrest a milestone, proving international law has teeth. The case marks a rare moment of accountability for a former head of state accused of grave human rights violations.
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