ICC holds 5th status conference on Duterte case ahead of trial
The International Criminal Court (ICC) held its fifth status conference regarding the case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, weeks before the trial's opening on November 30. The conference aimed to finalize proceedings and confirm upcoming steps.
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