ICC Confirms Duterte Trial for Crimes Against Humanity; Camp to Appeal

The International Criminal Court has confirmed that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will face trial for alleged crimes against humanity. His legal team has announced plans to appeal this decision.

25 Apr, 02:03 — 25 Apr, 02:03

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Palace tells Duterte lawyer Kaufman: Focus on ICC case, not Philippine politics

Malacañang said the lead defense counsel of former president Rodrigo Duterte should focus on the legal work for his client before the International Criminal Court instead of dwelling on Philippine politics, after the lawyer accused the Marcos administration of allegedly helping the prosecution.

By Kristine Daguno-Bersamina

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ICC Confirms Duterte Trial for Crimes Against Humanity; Camp to Appeal

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Palace tells Duterte lawyer Kaufman: Focus on ICC case, not Philippine politics

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ICC confirms crimes against humanity trial of ex-Philippine leader Duterte - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Palace tells Duterte lawyer Kaufman: Focus on ICC case, not Philippine politics

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