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The ICC charged former Philippine President Duterte with crimes against humanity over drug war killings, citing at least 76 deaths during his tenure.
The International Criminal Court has charged former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte with three counts of crimes against humanity, alleging his involvement in at least 76 murders during his 2016–2022 war on drugs campaign.
Prosecutors say he played a central role in a widespread and systematic attack on civilians, including extrajudicial killings through public incitement and state-backed violence, with charges covering killings during his time as mayor of Davao City and as president.
Duterte, 80, was arrested in Manila in March 2025 and is detained at the ICC’s facility in The Hague.
His legal team has cited cognitive impairment, requesting an indefinite postponement of proceedings, which the ICC is assessing.
His daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, has claimed the ICC “kidnapped” him and said a third country will host him temporarily, though the court has not confirmed this.
The case has drawn international attention amid debates over accountability and justice.
La CPI acusó al ex presidente filipino Duterte de crímenes contra la humanidad por los asesinatos en la guerra contra las drogas, citando al menos 76 muertes durante su mandato.