ICC sets Rodrigo Duterte trial rules ahead of November 30 opening
The International Criminal Court has established procedural rules for the upcoming trial of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, scheduled for November 2026. The court has outlined requirements for evidence, witness lists, and opening statements.
Why it matters
It marks a significant step in international human rights litigation regarding alleged crimes against humanity.
MANILA, Philippines - The International Criminal Court (ICC) has laid out the rules that will govern the trial of former president Rodrigo Duterte over alleged crimes against humanity of murder, months after setting November 30 as the opening date of the proceedings.
The article reports on procedural court developments without editorializing on the guilt or innocence of the subject.
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