Duterte: Inside the ICC Detention Centre

Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte, who faces murder charges at the International Criminal Court (ICC), is in a detention unit near The Hague where several infamous war crimes suspects were held

Cell: 10 square metres

Computer
Access for legal research

Toilet and washing area

Satellite TV

ICC Detention Centre: Holds individuals awaiting trial before ICC. Located within prison at Scheveningen (above), Netherlands

Duterte has own private cell and access to library, gym, medical care and kitchen, where he can prepare own meals

Privileges include conjugal visits, outdoor exercise space, unmonitored communications with legal team and visits by spiritual advisor


Well-known former inmates include late Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, Bosnian Serb politician Radovan Karadzic and Liberia's former president Charles Taylor, who is now serving 50-year sentence in Britain

Sources: ICC, Reuters, AFP
Pictures: Getty Images, Michiel1972
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