16/10/2026
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The prosecution at the International Criminal Court (ICC) has removed 253 items from its list of evidence in the crimes against humanity case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. According to the prosecution, the move is part of an effort to reorganize its evidence and identify the key materials supporting its case against the former president.
Among the evidence are Philippine National Police (PNP) records concerning killings during police anti-drug operations. These records are relevant to the prosecutionβs allegations involving Duterteβs controversial war on drugs, which is at the center of the ICC proceedings.
The removal of 253 items has raised questions about whether the development could benefit Duterteβs defense. However, the removal of evidence items does not automatically mean the prosecutionβs case has weakened or that Duterteβs camp has gained an advantage. The prosecution said it is reorganizing its materials to focus on key evidence. The impact of this move will depend on the remaining evidence and how both sides present their arguments in court.
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