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ICC taking all necessary measures over detainees' well-being
Manila Bulletin
|September 29, 2025
The spokesperson for the International Criminal Court (ICC) clarified that the international body is taking “all necessary measures” to ensure the well-being of its detainees after Vice President Sara Duterte said that their family received information that detained former president Rodrigo Duterte was once found unconscious in his room.
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“Respecting the right to privacy, we do not comment on matters related to private situation of a detained person,” ICC spokesperson Fadi El Abdallah said in a statement on Saturday, Sept. 28.
“The Court also takes all necessary measures for the preservation of physical and psychological well-being of all detainees,” he added.
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