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ICC Denies Insufficient Evidence Against Former President Duterte
Prosecutor asserts ongoing evidence collection for war crimes case
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has refuted claims of lacking witnesses and evidence in the war crimes case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
Kristina Conti, an assistant to the ICC prosecutor, stated that the court is actively gathering further evidence to support its case.
Victims have until August 3, 2025, to register their participation in the proceedings.
Conti clarified that the participation of victims differs from their role as witnesses in the case.
Additionally, she emphasized that calls for victim participation do not involve the ICC Office of the Prosecutor directly.
Kristina Conti, an assistant to the ICC prosecutor, stated that the court is actively gathering further evidence to support its case.
Victims have until August 3, 2025, to register their participation in the proceedings.
Conti clarified that the participation of victims differs from their role as witnesses in the case.
Additionally, she emphasized that calls for victim participation do not involve the ICC Office of the Prosecutor directly.
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