
ICC seeks systematic killings proof
ICC prosecutors seek to admit recorded testimonies of two additional witnesses to support allegations of increased police killings under former President…
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ICC prosecutors seek to admit recorded testimonies of two additional witnesses to support allegations of increased police killings under former President…
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The International Criminal Court orders former President Rodrigo Duterte to attend daily once his crimes against humanity trial begins on 30 November, while…
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Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte waives his attendance at an ICC status conference as the court prepares to hear opening statements and begin the…
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ICC prosecutors drop one drug-related killing from former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s charges after the court ruled it fell outside the confirmed…
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Korner said the chamber had not made a definitive decision on the trial schedule but would consider the proposal.
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After the International Criminal Court (ICC) confirmed all charges of crimes against humanity against former President Rodrigo Duterte, the case is moving…
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ICC Appeals Chamber to rule on April 22 on its jurisdiction over former President Rodrigo Duterte’s case, a decision that could determine whether proceedings…
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Whatever the ultimate verdict, the trial is already doing one thing. It is forcing us to confront a truth that many would prefer to forget.
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Kaufman slammed the ICC for publicizing the prosecution’s appeal for witnesses, asserting that it must be a ‘neutral body.’
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The former strongman’s lawyers are keeping their hopes alive even after their client’s appeal was rejected.
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Former President Duterte renews plea for temporary release from ICC custody ahead of September pre-trial hearing amid strong opposition from prosecution and…
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‘If this rule exists, we can argue that his detention violates his human rights.’
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