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INQToday: Duterte confident has ‘no case’ to answer at ICC – VP Sara
Vice President Sara Duterte stated that her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte, is confident he has no case to answer at the International Criminal Court (ICC).
He believes his actions were justified and that the ICC's case against him is baseless.
Rodrigo Duterte is facing charges of crimes against humanity related to his administration's anti-drug campaign.
The ICC Pre-Trial Chamber I has ordered the prosecution and defense teams to disclose evidence by April, ahead of the confirmation of charges hearing in September.
His daughter reported that he is now in better health after initially appearing fatigued during his first hearing.
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