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The International Criminal Court has charged former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity. The court linked Duterte to over 70 killings, carried out during his crackdown on drugs. The 80-year old's lawyers claim he is unfit to stand trail due to his health. He has been in custody in The Hague since March.

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00:00Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been charged with crimes against humanity
00:05for killings during his so-called war on drugs.
00:08The International Criminal Court has accused Duterte of being an indirect co-perpetrator
00:13in dozens of killings, first as mayor of Davao and later as president.
00:19Charges link him to 78 murders carried out by police and death squads.
00:23Manila estimates more than 6,000 people were killed in Duterte's drug war,
00:28but rights groups say the toll is likely in the tens of thousands.
00:32Duterte has been held at the ICC in The Hague since March.
00:35A hearing confirming the 80-year-old's charges has been postponed due to his health.
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