ICC Holds 4th Status Conference on Duterte's 'Crimes Against Humanity' Case
The International Criminal Court (ICC) held its fourth status conference on the 'crimes against humanity' case of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on October 13. The conference discussed specific matters related to the trial's progress, including witness lists and evidence disclosure.
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