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ICC, Duterte

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France 24 · 9h
Philippines' former president Duterte killed thousands, ICC prosecutors say
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court on Friday said former president of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte killed thousands of people as part of a "war on drugs" during his tenure as mayor

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 · 4d
Duterte was 'pivotal' in murder of thousands, ICC prosecutors say
Agence France-Presse on MSN · 3d
Duterte drew up 'death lists', boasted about murders: ICC prosecutor
manilatimes · 15h
ICC Final Day of confirmation of charges hearings on Duterte case
Today is the final day of the confirmation of charges hearings on the case of former president Rodrigo Duterte at the International Criminal Court (ICC).

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philstar.com · 16h
Cardinal on Duterte’s drug war: Peace-loving Filipinos turned into ‘clones of their idol’
GMA Network · 13h
No direct order from Duterte to kill drug suspects – Kaufman
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippine Daily Inquirer · 17h
Lives lost too soon: Children not spared in Duterte drug war
In 2019, Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa — then chief of the Philippine National Police — dismissed one child’s death with an expletive and called it collateral damage.

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Manila Bulletin · 1d
Palace respects ICC move allowing Duterte to skip hearing; return to Rome Statute not a priority
Philippine Daily Inquirer · 20h
Kaufman feels sorry for drug war victims, but says he has ‘job to do’
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Duterte Finally Faces ICC Reckoning for His ‘War on Drugs’

Duterte, who served as president from 2016 to 2022, waived his right to appear before the court. In a letter submitted to the ICC last week, Duterte repeated his refusal to recognize the court’s jurisdiction, denied all accusations against him, and pleaded frailty.
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ICC T20 WC 2026: Pakistan Must Beat Sri Lanka By 64 Runs Or Chase Target In 13.1 Overs To Reach Semi-Finals

Pakistan Cricket Team and Pakistani fans will be relieved a little bit today after England's victory over New Zealand as their journey to the semi-finals in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 was dependent on the result.
GMA Network
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ICC prosecution, victims' counsel urge Duterte's continued detention

Prosecution and the victims’ counsel on Friday urged the continued detention of former President Rodrigo Duterte amid his crimes against humanity case, citing the waiving of his rights to attend the pre-trial proceedings.
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No proven link between Duterte speeches and drug deaths, defence tells ICC

There is no proven link between the "uniquely colourful and crusty" speeches of former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte and the murders he is accused of, his defence lawyer told the
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NEQSOL Holding Joins ICC Netherlands, Expanding Its Role in Global Business Governance

NEQSOL Holding joins ICC Netherlands to deepen participation in international business rulemaking and governance
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12-team blockbuster unveiled! ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 schedule out; India vs Pakistan clash set for June 14

England will host the expanded ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 from June 12 to July 5, featuring 12 teams. Hosts England kick off against Sri Lanka, while India face Pakistan on June 14. This edition boasts the largest field ever,
GMA Network
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Duterte lawyer Kaufman calls ICC live broadcast redactions as unfair

Nicholas Kaufman, former President Rodrigo Duterte’s legal counsel on Friday labeled as unfair the redactions on the live broadcast of the International Criminal Court (ICC) during Duterte's confirmation of charges.

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