The International Criminal Court (ICC) has revised its procedures regarding digital evidence and information related to witnesses and victims. This update comes less than two months before the scheduled trial of former president Rodrigo Duterte concerning alleged crimes against humanity. The protocol amendments likely aim to ensure a smooth and secure presentation of evidence during the proceedings. The trial is set to take place in The Hague. Details of the specific changes to the protocol have not been widely released, but the ICC emphasizes the need for secure handling of sensitive information. This adjustment signals the Court’s final preparations for a landmark case involving the former leader of the Philippines. The proceedings in The Hague are expected to draw significant international attention.