Former Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte will be released before the International Criminal Court

Dueterte is said to be the first thing to do today at 1:00 p.m. GMT in front of the International Criminal Court in Den Haag in front of the judges of the International Criminal Court in the Hague.

The former President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Dueterte, will be in the Haag before his recent arrest in Manila before his recent arrest in Manila before his recent arrest in Manila before his recent arrest in Manila because of his recent arrest in Manila.

During the hearing, the court will officially inform him about the indictment against humanity, which the public prosecutor submitted after a long examination of the controversial anti-drug operations of its government, the report says.

Duterte's “War against Drugs”, which he initiated shortly after his office in 2016, led to widespread allegations for extrajudicial murders and human rights violations. According to the campaign, up to 30,000 people, mainly from impoverished urban areas, were killed during the campaign. The victims, mainly men, were often shot by police or unknown attacks on the streets or in their houses.

While the Filipino authorities claimed that the police are in self -defense, several human rights organizations and advocacy groups have questioned these claims and claimed that the police have routinely invented evidence to justify death. Eyewitnesses to many of the murders have often found that the victims were unarmed and did not pose a threat than they were shot.

The government of the former president is accused of monitoring a campaign that violated the rights of thousands and raised serious questions about the rule of law and an accountability.

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