Duterte Fit to Stand Trial at ICC, Panel Says
An independent panel of experts for the International Criminal Court (ICC) has found former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to have the capacity to understand the charges and the purpose and consequences of trial proceedings, deeming him fit to stand trial.
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