Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is held in a detention facility in The Hague while awaiting trial before the International Criminal Court, where he faces crimes against humanity charges linked to the Philippines’ “war on drugs.” Multiple reports describe his accommodation and daily conditions, including a cell about nine square metres in size, with access to approximately one hour of exercise outdoors. The accounts also state that detainees receive a weekly budget of €25 for treats. The detention centre is located near the ICC complex, within a short distance of the court where Duterte is scheduled to stand trial, and it is also close to the area’s dunes and beaches. Reporting highlights AFP’s rare access to the detention facility and the facility’s proximity to major local landmarks, but does not present new details beyond the described living conditions. The overall picture across sources is of a secure, controlled environment governed by limited space, scheduled exercise, and small discretionary spending for detainee comforts.