ICC Disputes Duterte's Claims of Frequent Falls in Detention
ICC registry disputes Duterte camp’s claims of frequent falls

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The International Criminal Court (ICC) registry has countered claims by former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's defense team regarding his alleged frequent falls in detention. The registry stated that such incidents are rare and consistent with his age, assuring that Duterte's health is closely monitored.
- 01The ICC registry confirmed that Duterte is under constant cell monitoring due to his age and health conditions.
- 02Duterte's defense team claimed he experienced 'frequent' falls, prompting the ICC's response.
- 03The registry noted that no falls have been recorded in the last thirty days.
- 04Adjustments have been made to Duterte's cell to enhance his comfort and mobility.
- 05The ICC emphasized that Duterte's medical records are accessible to his defense team and that he receives continuous medical care.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) registry has refuted claims made by former President Rodrigo Duterte's defense team regarding his alleged frequent falls while in custody. In a public redacted document released on May 20, the registry described such incidents as 'rare' and attributed them to Duterte's age and chronic health issues. Currently, he is under constant monitoring at the ICC Detention Center, where staff observe him around the clock to ensure his safety and respond promptly to any needs. The registry highlighted that no falls have occurred in the past thirty days, and ergonomic adjustments have been made to his cell to facilitate better movement and comfort. The ICC further assured that Duterte's medical records are readily available to his defense team, ensuring that he receives continuous medical attention.
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