Drug war victims hope for ICC trial vs Duterte
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Drug war victims hope for ICC trial vs Duterte
SPECIAL COVERAGE
#DuterteCrimes Watch
The International Criminal Court is scheduled to conduct the confirmation of charges hearing against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
Duterte is accused of crimes against humanity for implementing a deadly “war on drugs” during his administration.
Here is Bulatlat’s page for its special coverage this February 2026.
AI-assisted disinformation used vs drug war families
AI-assisted disinformation used vs drug war families
“Duterte supporters and their bot network are fabricating lies in their desperation to bury the truth being told by relatives of drug war victims."
Duterte made ‘systematic, widespread killings’ happen – ICC prosecution
Duterte made ‘systematic, widespread killings’ happen – ICC prosecution
Duterte's anti-drug campaign disproportionately affected the poor and the marginalized.
Duterte’s defense as empty rhetoric
Duterte’s defense as empty rhetoric
ICC’s ongoing hearing is important as the Philippine justice system makes it hard for victims and survivors to fight back against a state-enforced policy.
‘Last recourse’ | Victims, prosecution expose impunity on confirmation of charges hearing
‘Last recourse’ | Victims, prosecution expose impunity on confirmation of charges hearing
“I filed a case (but) I can still feel that those in power continue to control the justice that I have been waiting for so long.”
Church stands with ‘drug war’ victims, kin
Church stands with ‘drug war’ victims, kin
This fear was also experienced by Dahlia Cuartero, mother of drug war victim Jesus Daboy. During the homily, Cuartero said that she was harassed by Duterte supporters who sent messages through her social media account.
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Watch the confirmation of charges hearing here:
To read our previous articles during the Duterte’s drug war, visit our Special Archives page:
