ICC Prosecution Removes One Incident in Duterte Trial Brief
The International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecution has removed one incident from its trial brief against former president Rodrigo Duterte, following an order from the Trial Chamber. This action proceeds with the evidence disclosure ahead of the official trial opening on November 30.
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