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ICC weighs Duterte trial over drug-war killings
world5 days ago

ICC weighs Duterte trial over drug-war killings

The International Criminal Court is conducting a four‑day hearing in The Hague to decide whether former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte should stand trial on crimes against humanity linked to his anti‑drug crackdown, with prosecutors alleging involvement in at least 76 killings; Duterte has rejected ICC jurisdiction and will not be present, and the court will determine if there is enough evidence to proceed to a full trial, a ruling that tests the ICC’s reach and Duterte’s controversial legacy.

ICC Pretrial Moves Duterte Case Forward on Crimes Against Humanity
world5 days ago

ICC Pretrial Moves Duterte Case Forward on Crimes Against Humanity

At The Hague, ICC prosecutors outlined charges that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte oversaw a deadly anti-drug crackdown and encouraged death squads with fear and rewards; the pretrial hearing seeks to determine if a full trial is warranted on three counts of crimes against humanity, with judges given 60 days to decide. Duterte did not attend; his defense claims the prosecution cherry-picks rhetoric and questions the court's jurisdiction, amid ongoing debate and protests over accountability for killings in the drug war.

ICC Pushes for Agreement as Pakistan Skips T20 World Cup Match vs India
sports24 days ago

ICC Pushes for Agreement as Pakistan Skips T20 World Cup Match vs India

The ICC urged the Pakistan Cricket Board to reach a mutually acceptable resolution after Pakistan’s government directed the team to selectively participate in the Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 and not take the field against India on Feb. 15, saying selective participation undermines the tournament’s integrity and could affect cricket’s global ecosystem; the ICC emphasized sporting fairness and the need for all qualified teams to compete as scheduled.

cricket25 days ago

BCCI Responds After ICC Warnings Pakistan Over India T20 World Cup Clash

BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla backed the ICC’s warning that Pakistan could face sanctions for boycotting the India-Pakistan T20 World Cup match in Colombo, framing it as a broader issue of sportsmanship and potential penalties. Pakistan’s move is seen as a political protest linked to Bangladesh’s exit from the tournament; the ICC signaled punishments could include a walkover, docking World Test Championship points, and other sanctions. Shukla said BCCI will not comment further until it consults the ICC, while the high-stakes India-Pakistan clash looms.

Amnesty Warns Iran Crackdown Signals Impunity, Urges Global Action
human-rights1 month ago

Amnesty Warns Iran Crackdown Signals Impunity, Urges Global Action

Amnesty International says verified videos and eyewitnesses show Iranian security forces fatally cracking down on mostly peaceful protesters across Iran since Jan 8, with an internet shutdown hindering documentation; the official death toll is around 2,000. The organization calls for urgent UN action, including special sessions at the UN Human Rights Council and Security Council, and for the creation of international justice mechanisms (including an ICC referral) and universal-jurisdiction prosecutions to end the era of impunity and deter further bloodshed.

Bangladesh presses ICC to move T20 World Cup fixtures out of India over security concerns
world1 month ago

Bangladesh presses ICC to move T20 World Cup fixtures out of India over security concerns

Bangladesh Cricket Board told the ICC in a video conference that it will not travel to India for the T20 World Cup and reiterated its request to relocate its four group matches outside India, with Sri Lanka floated as a potential alternate venue; the ICC itinerary has been announced, but the BCB maintains its stance while discussions continue to explore solutions to safeguard players and staff.

Budapest Summit: A Risky Venue for Trump-Putin Talks on Ukraine
world4 months ago

Budapest Summit: A Risky Venue for Trump-Putin Talks on Ukraine

The article argues that hosting Vladimir Putin in Budapest for a meeting with Donald Trump would undermine international law and the principles of sovereignty and justice, given Putin's indictment for war crimes and Hungary's obligations under the ICC. It emphasizes the importance of upholding legal commitments and sending a strong message against authoritarianism and impunity, especially in the context of the Ukraine conflict.