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Up to 70 witnesses may be presented against former president Rodrigo Duterte during his upcoming trial for crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court (ICC). ICC senior trial lawyer Julian Nicholls confirmed this during the case’s first status conference held by the ICC Trial Chamber III in The Hague on Wednesday.  In an earlier filing, the ICC Office of the Prosecutor said that it intends to rely on the evidence of approximately 60 to 70 witnesses at trial, subject to further investigations and potential addition of witnesses. These include 31 insider witnesses, 17 crime-base witnesses and 12 witnesses “who are relevant to explain the background and the contextual elements of the crimes charged.” The prosecutor intends to call 25 to 30 of these witnesses to give viva voce or verbal testimony during the trial. The rest of the witnesses will be presented under ICC’s Rule 68, which allows “the introduction of previously recorded audio or video testimony of a witness, or the transcript or other documented evidence of such testimony.” “The Prosecution intends to call as many of its witnesses as possible to testify in person at the seat of the Court,” ICC deputy prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang said in his May 15 filing. “However, the Prosecution anticipates that some witnesses may need to testify via audio/video link where the witness is unable to travel to the seat of the Court,” he added. The prosecution estimated that its direct examination of the witnesses will take approximately 175 to 200 hours. | via Janvic Mateo #philippinestar #newsph #duterte #rodrigoduterte #icc
Up to 70 witnesses may be presented against former president Rodrigo Duterte during his upcoming trial for crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court (ICC). ICC senior trial lawyer Julian Nicholls confirmed this during the case’s first status conference held by the ICC Trial Chamber III in The Hague on Wednesday. In an earlier filing, the ICC Office of the Prosecutor said that it intends to rely on the evidence of approximately 60 to 70 witnesses at trial, subject to further investigations and potential addition of witnesses. These include 31 insider witnesses, 17 crime-base witnesses and 12 witnesses “who are relevant to explain the background and the contextual elements of the crimes charged.” The prosecutor intends to call 25 to 30 of these witnesses to give viva voce or verbal testimony during the trial. The rest of the witnesses will be presented under ICC’s Rule 68, which allows “the introduction of previously recorded audio or video testimony of a witness, or the transcript or other documented evidence of such testimony.” “The Prosecution intends to call as many of its witnesses as possible to testify in person at the seat of the Court,” ICC deputy prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang said in his May 15 filing. “However, the Prosecution anticipates that some witnesses may need to testify via audio/video link where the witness is unable to travel to the seat of the Court,” he added. The prosecution estimated that its direct examination of the witnesses will take approximately 175 to 200 hours. | via Janvic Mateo #philippinestar #newsph #duterte #rodrigoduterte #icc

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