THE HAGUE: International Criminal Court prosecutors have charged former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte with three counts of crimes against humanity, alleging his involvement in at least 76 murders as part of his "war on drugs". The second count relates to 14 murders of so-called "High Value Targets" in 2016 and 2017 when Duterte was president. "The actual scale of victimisation during the charged period was significantly greater, as reflected in the widespread nature of the attack," said the ICC prosecutors. "The attack included thousands of killings, which were perpetrated consistently throughout the charged period," they alleged. The charges against Duterte stem from his years-long campaign against drug users and dealers that rights groups said killed thousands.