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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Lawyer questions ICC’s jurisdiction
International criminal lawyer Michael G. Karnavas has questioned the legal basis for the International Criminal Court’s continued jurisdiction over alleged…
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Dela Rosa ICC case stalled until arrest
ICC proceedings against Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa cannot advance while he remains at large, according to drug war victims’ counsel Kristina Conti, as the…
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Bato case can’t proceed unless surrendered to ICC: Conti
The ICC case against Senator Bato dela Rosa for crimes against humanity cannot proceed unless he is surrendered to the court, as per Atty. Kristina Conti.…
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DU30’s presence required — ICC
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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ICC mandates Digong's attendance in upcoming trial after skipping last status conference
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is mandated to attend his ICC trial starting November 30, following his absence at the final status conference. The…
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Muster judicial courage
The ICC unsealed its warrant against Dela Rosa on 11 May, charging him with crimes against humanity over the Duterte administration’s war on drugs.
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SC urged: Break ICC impasse: Tribunal sat on petitions for 600 days
Under the Philippine Constitution, warrants of arrest require probable cause determined personally by a judge to satisfy due process requirements.
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Bato may surface if ICC warrant TROed
Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa may make his first public appearance since 14 May if the Supreme Court issues a temporary restraining order against efforts to…
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Duterte ICC trial: Victims defend recorded testimonies
Lawyers for victims of Duterte's anti-drug campaign urge the ICC to admit recorded testimonies of alleged extrajudicial killings in Central Luzon, arguing they…
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P50M for a rock
The Trump administration treats the ICC as an illegitimate court and has moved from penalizing individual officials to sanctioning the court itself.
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ICC drops Duterte killing incident
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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ICC spikers extend run, make UCAL semis
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ICC lawyers want recorded accounts
ICC prosecutors seek to admit recorded testimonies from five witnesses in the case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, citing alleged…
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ICC rejects Duterte bid to limit evidence
Korner said the chamber had not made a definitive decision on the trial schedule but would consider the proposal.
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ICC junks defense camp's bid to cut by nearly 50% prosecution's evidence vs Digong
Former President Duterte faces a pivotal ICC trial as the court denies his camp's request to limit evidence, ensuring comprehensive scrutiny of alleged…
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US sanctions on ICC threaten justice for drug war victims, group says
The Center for International Law condemns US sanctions on the ICC, warning they undermine global accountability and jeopardize justice for victims of alleged…
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