ICC sets Duterte on trial for crimes against humanity tied to the Philippines' drug crackdown
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The International Criminal Court has confirmed three counts of crimes against humanity against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte for killings linked to his 2016–2022 war on drugs and ordered him to stand trial; prosecutors say death squads killed thousands, while Duterte and his lawyers deny incitement and attendance at the trial remains uncertain, with a potential gap of up to a year between charges and trial.
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