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A Facebook post shows former president Rodrigo Duterte arriving at an airport with family members, implying his return to the Philippines. This is fake and created using artificial intelligence.
A viral video on Facebook claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte will be returning home. This is not true.
Lawyers of Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war victims urged the International Criminal Court to declare the former president fit to stand trial on Nov. 30.
In a request filed on Sept. 15, defense lead counsel Peter Haynes said the prosecution should first obtain authorization from Trial Chamber III before including the incidents in the trial brief or remove them because they “exceed the facts and circumstances described in the charges.”
The defense of former president Rodrigo Duterte has asked the International Criminal Court to order additional medical tests to determine whether he is mentally fit to stand trial, saying the recent assessment failed to resolve concerns over his “cognitive impairments.”
The prosecution at the International Criminal has urged the trial chamber judges to declare former president Rodrigo Duterte fit to stand trial and order his continued detention, saying that recent developments have increased his flight risk.
The prosecution and counsels for victims in the case of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte asked the International Criminal Court on Sept. 10 to dismiss the request of the defense lawyer to order them to refile the charges saying it is “unfounded.”
A graphic circulating online claims that the judges assigned to former president Rodrigo Duterte's case in the International Criminal Court have rejected the evidence and moved to end his trial. This is false.
“It is unreasonable, unnecessary and against the interests of judicial efficiency, to require an expert report to accompany all forms of open source and user-generated evidence,” acting Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang said in a six-page filing dated Sept. 9.
In its eight-page filing, the prosecution asked Trial Chamber III to admit the written statement of a witness identified only as P-1100 under Rule 68(3) of the Rome Statute, which allows the use of previously recorded witness testimony in certain circumstances.
