Hearings are set to begin in the International Criminal Court (ICC) case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, focusing on alleged human rights abuses during his tenure.

A preliminary examination has begun at the International Criminal Court (ICC) against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, making him the first former head of state to face charges for crimes against humanity.

He may not be present in person or even virtually, but everything that will be discussed inside Courtroom 1 of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague this week will be all about former president Rodrigo Duterte.

Mary Ann Pajo watched quietly as cemetery workers opened her son’s tomb in Manila this week and removed his body for examination by a forensic pathologist. Accused of dealing drugs, 30-year-old Joewarski Pajo was shot dead while playing a game on his phone, one of thousands of extrajudicial killings alleged to have taken place under former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte. A hearing begins at the International Criminal Court on Monday that will determine whether Duterte will stand trial over...

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is holding a confirmation of charges hearing for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, where judges will determine if there are substantial grounds to proceed to trial on crimes against humanity charges.

The International Criminal Court is preparing to commence hearings against former Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte, whose case remains a polarizing issue in the country.

Rappler is providing special coverage of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's pre-trial proceedings at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

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Supporters of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte rallied in The Hague as the International Criminal Court considers evidence against him regarding his war on drugs.

The International Criminal Court has granted former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte permission to skip hearings.

An Ask Me Anything session will be held with ICC spokesperson Oriane Maillet to address questions regarding ex-president Rodrigo Duterte's International Criminal Court hearings.

The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to publicly name two sitting Philippine senators as alleged “co-perpetrators” in Rodrigo Duterte’s crimes against humanity case has shifted the spotlight to Manila, sharpening both the former president’s legal exposure and the country’s already fraught political fault lines. A more detailed version of prosecution filings posted on the ICC website on Friday identified Senators Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa and Christopher “Bong” Go among eight officials...