The International Criminal Court (ICC) is actively seeking a paraprofessional interpreter and an associate court interpreter to assist in the upcoming trial of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, scheduled for November. This recruitment aims to ensure effective communication during the proceedings, particularly for Filipino and Cebuano speakers. The job postings, which will close on July 4, offer annual salaries of €55,665 (approximately ₱4 million) for the paraprofessional position and €71,173 (around ₱5.1 million) for the associate court interpreter role. Both positions will be located in The Hague, Netherlands. Responsibilities include interpreting witness testimonies and legal discussions, requiring candidates to have mother tongue proficiency in Filipino and/or Cebuano and a high level of proficiency in English. The need for such translation services was highlighted during a recent status conference where Judge Joanna Korner emphasized the importance of making the trial accessible to the audience from the Philippines. Duterte faces serious charges, including three counts of murder as a crime against humanity related to his administration's controversial drug war.