The International Criminal Court’s Trial Chamber III cancels a scheduled status conference for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on July 14. Multiple outlets report that ICC trial judges decided to call off the third status conference in the ICC’s proceedings concerning alleged crimes against humanity attributed to Duterte’s administration. The reports state that the cancellation affects the next scheduled procedural step in the case, which is meant to provide updates on the progress of the matter before the court. The articles do not provide detailed reasons for the cancellation or specify a new date or next hearing schedule. The decision is treated as an administrative change within the ongoing ICC process against Duterte, which continues under the court’s standard procedures for managing trial and related proceedings. The development means that the July 14 status conference does not proceed as planned, while the case remains active before the ICC trial court.