The International Criminal Court (ICC) has charged former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity, citing his involvement in the extrajudicial killings of at least 76 people. The charges, made public after a 15-page charge sheet was submitted, allege that Duterte authorized violent acts, including murder, against alleged drug dealers and users during his presidency and earlier as mayor of Davao City. Specific charges include the killings of 19 victims while he was mayor and 14 during his presidency, along with 43 deaths during clearance operations. Duterte was arrested in March under an ICC warrant and is currently detained in the Netherlands. His supporters have criticized the current administration for his arrest, and a court hearing has been postponed to evaluate arguments regarding his fitness for trial.