Former Philippines leader Duterte appears in Hague courtroom via video link on ‘war on drugs’ charges
Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has made his first appearance via video link at the International Criminal Court ...
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Imee: Is Philippines now a province of The Hague?
By allowing the arrest and turnover of former president Rodrigo Duterte to the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Marcos ...
Philippine ex-President Duterte appears by video link before international court judges in The Hague
The hearing comes days after his arrest in Manila on murder charges linked to the deadly “war on drugs” he oversaw while in ...
Philippine ex-leader Duterte is being flown to The Hague to face charges of crimes against humanity
Police took Rodrigo Duterte into custody on orders of the ICC, which has been investigating the massive killings that ...
Philippines' Duterte to have first court appearance in The Hague
By Stephanie van den Berg and Anthony Deutsch THE HAGUE - Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte makes his first ...
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Duterte hopes to celebrate 80th birthday at The Hague with family, friends
Former president Rodrigo Duterte will be turning 80 years old on March 28, 2025 and hopes to celebrate his birthday with some ...
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AP’s global reporting leads the way on Duterte’s arrest
From Hong Kong to Manila to The Hague, AP’s global team delivered authoritative, real-time, all-formats coverage of former ...
What is the International Criminal Court, which had former Philippine President Duterte arrested?
The International Criminal Court has had former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte arrested on a warrant containing charges ...
Philippines ex-leader Duterte on plane to The Hague after arrest
Duterte's daughter Sara, who said she would accompany him to The Hague, is vice president and a political rival ... he is the ...
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Philippine ex-leader Duterte is being flown to The Hague to face charges of crimes against humanity
Associated Press journalists Joeal Calupitan and Aaron Favila in Manila, Philippines, and Mike Corder and Molly Quell in The Hague, Netherlands, contributed to this report.