The International Criminal Court (ICC) has authorized the submission of previously given testimony as evidence in its case against former president Rodrigo Duterte. This allows the prosecution to utilize a witness’s prior statements as part of their evidence against the former president. The specific details of the testimony and the witness’s identity remain undisclosed at this time. This development marks a progression in the ICC’s investigation into alleged crimes committed during Duterte’s term as president of the Philippines. The move signifies the court’s acceptance of the evidence as potentially relevant to the case. Further proceedings are expected as the ICC continues to gather and assess evidence related to the investigation. This decision could significantly impact the ICC’s pursuit of accountability for alleged offenses.