Philippines' Duterte seen in person for first time at International Criminal Court
Prosecutors argued otherwise.In 2019, when he was still president, Duterte revealed he was suffering from myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune condition that causes nerve malfunction. At 71 in 2016, he was the oldest Philippine president at the time of election.Duterte heads to trial at the ICC as his family is caught in a high-stakes dynasty war for control of the Philippines.
- ▪Prosecutors argued otherwise.In 2019, when he was still president, Duterte revealed he was suffering from myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune condition that causes nerve malfunction.
- ▪At 71 in 2016, he was the oldest Philippine president at the time of election.Duterte heads to trial at the ICC as his family is caught in a high-stakes dynasty war for control of the Philippines.
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Philippines' Duterte seen in person for first time at International Criminal CourtImage source, ReutersImage caption, Rodrigo Duterte has been detained at The Hague since March 2025ByJoel GuintoPublished24 minutes agoFormer Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has appeared in person at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where he is due to be tried for alleged crimes against humanity.He is facing charges over his bloody war on drugs, which saw tens of thousands of small-time drug dealers allegedly executed summarily.The 81-year-old wore a dark suit and white shirt with no tie on Wednesday, the first time he has been seen in person since his arrest in Manila 18 months ago.Until now he had appeared before the court by video link and subsequently skipped multiple hearings.The ICC…
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