国际刑事法院上诉分庭驳回了前总统罗德里戈·杜特尔特的临时释放上诉，维持了先前将其拘留的决定。国际刑事法院认为预审分庭驳回其健康医疗报告没有错误。杜特尔特继续被关押在荷兰的国际刑事法院拘留中心，程序正在继续。
2026年3月6日，国际刑事法院上诉分庭一致维持了预审分庭一室于1月26日的决定，下令前总统罗德里戈·杜特尔特继续被关押在荷兰的国际刑事法院设施中。国际刑事法院发言人Oriane Maillet表示，“上诉法官一致确认预审分庭一室的决定，该分庭已将杜特尔特先生还押候审。”该分庭完全驳回了杜特尔特辩护方的所有论点。 杜特尔特的法律团队辩称，预审分庭在事实上和法律上犯错，忽视了关于其健康的一份医疗报告，认为这是应影响拘留审查的新证据。然而，上诉分庭裁定，该报告没有提供新的医疗细节，因为涉事医生没有进行新的检查。该决定指出“没有进行独立的临床重新检查。” 此外，法院澄清，评估拘留风险，包括杜特尔特的健康影响，属于司法酌情权，而不是需要额外医疗输入。预审分庭已经依赖法院指定专家的最新评估。因此，在其危害人类罪案件继续审理期间，维持杜特尔特的拘留没有发现错误。
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The International Criminal Court's appeals chamber ruled on April 22, 2026, to reject all four grounds of former president Rodrigo Duterte's appeal on jurisdiction, stemming from the Philippines' 2019 withdrawal from the Rome Statute. The decision clears the path for the pre-trial chamber to determine if the case proceeds to trial, expected by April 28. Both Duterte's critics and supporters in The Hague vowed to continue their campaigns.
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.
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The International Criminal Court Trial Chamber III ruled on May 22 that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte will stay detained in The Hague. The decision followed a review of his request for interim release based on health concerns.
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The International Criminal Court allowed associate counsel Dov Jacobs to withdraw from former President Rodrigo Duterte's defense team on May 8. Lead counsel Nicholas Kaufman also requested to leave as the case enters trial preparations.
Nicholas Kaufman, defense counsel for former president Rodrigo Duterte, has withdrawn his bid to appeal an ICC Pre-Trial Chamber I decision rejecting his disqualification request against victims' lawyers in the crimes against humanity case. He filed the notice of withdrawal on March 16. The defense reserves the right to pursue further recourse.