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Duterte team gets doc on evidence of crimes vs. humanity
Former President Rodrigo Duterte's legal defense team has received 181 pieces of evidence submitted by the prosecution in his International Criminal Court (ICC) case for crimes against humanity.
This evidence is related to the arrest warrant issued for the former president.
Both the prosecution and Duterte's defense team have a deadline of less than a month to submit their evidence before the confirmation of charges hearing on September 23.
The prosecution has until April 4 to disclose remaining evidence, including documents, photos, videos, and audio recordings, as well as any potential exculpatory evidence and a list of potential witnesses.
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