<h1>Former Philippine President Arrested by ICC for Alleged Crimes Against Humanity Related to Anti-Drug Operations</h1> The International Criminal Court (ICC) is a tribunal for prosecuting severe international crimes such as genocide and crimes against humanity. It recently arrested a former Philippine president for alleged crimes against humanity linked to anti-drug operations during his tenure. The ICC, with 125 member states, lacks its own police force and relies on state cooperation for arrests. It has issued 60 arrest warrants and secured 11 convictions. The detention center in The Hague offers facilities for detainees, including legal resources. Notable figures like Russian and Israeli leaders have ICC warrants, though not all are in custody.