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ICC probing 9 others; new warrants loom
The International Criminal Court (ICC) confirmed that its investigation into co-perpetrators of former president Rodrigo Duterte in his ongoing case is progressing.
ICC spokesperson Fadi El Abdallah stated that the prosecution is actively gathering more evidence to potentially secure arrest warrants for other individuals involved in the alleged summary killings during Duterte's administration.
El Abdallah emphasized that investigations are ongoing and maintained confidentiality to ensure their success, thus declining to name the individuals involved.
An ICC document from March 13th revealed that Duterte has nine co-perpetrators in the case, though their identities were redacted in the court document.
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