Un post viral sur Facebook a faussement affirmé que l'ancien président philippin Rodrigo Duterte avait été libéré après son audience de confirmation des charges à la CPI et aperçu à un aéroport. Il est toujours en détention au centre de détention de La Haye, en attente d'une décision dans les 60 jours.
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The first day of the confirmation of charges hearing against former President Rodrigo Duterte began at the International Criminal Court on February 23, 2026, in The Hague, Netherlands. Duterte did not attend after waiving his right to appear, though judges deemed him fit to participate. Prosecutors presented evidence on the Davao Death Squad and Duterte's statements.
A new viral claim that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte is returning home after ICC case dismissal is false, following similar debunked rumors. He remains detained in The Hague as judges deliberate charges confirmation.
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The International Criminal Court's Appeals Chamber unanimously upheld the decision keeping former president Rodrigo Duterte in detention in The Hague, Netherlands. This is not a reclusion perpetua sentence as claimed in a viral video. The decision was issued on March 6, 2026.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte has requested a waiver of his right to attend the upcoming International Criminal Court confirmation of charges hearing, stating he does not recognize the court's jurisdiction and citing his health. He is detained in The Hague and denies the allegations against him. The Office of the Solicitor General has urged the Supreme Court to dismiss habeas corpus petitions filed by his children.
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As former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte nears one year in detention at the International Criminal Court (ICC), the prosecution and victims' representatives objected to his interim release during the pre-trial stage, citing his unlikelihood to adhere to conditions and cooperate with the court. This stems from his waiver of attendance at hearings and actions by his supporters. A decision on whether the case proceeds to trial is expected within 60 days.
The International Criminal Court's pre-trial chamber has rejected former president Rodrigo Duterte's legal team's request to disqualify Filipino lawyers representing extrajudicial killing victims. The decision was issued on Friday ahead of the confirmation of charges hearing starting Monday. Duterte will not attend the proceedings.
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After a ruling against her father, detained former President Rodrigo Duterte, Vice President Sara Duterte accused the International Criminal Court of being ‘biased’. She described the ICC as a political court rather than one of justice. Pre-trial proceedings against Duterte will resume in late February.