The International Criminal Court (ICC) has indicted former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on three counts of crimes against humanity. It says he was involved in the murder of at least 76 people in the context of his bloody war on drugs, in a trial that was scheduled to begin this Tuesday but has been postponed. "Duterte is individually criminally responsible" for dozens of murders as an "indirect co-perpetrator," the ICC states in a charge sheet drafted in July but published Monday night, according to Efe.