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Academia 3 years ago
The path to international tribunal on aggression in Ukraine must run through UNGA
The ICC cannot prosecute the crime of aggression in Ukraine because Russia has not ratified its founding agreement, the Rome Statute, and the UN Security Council will not make a referral to the ICC given Russia’s power.
World 6 years ago
Ramping up fight, Trump brandishes sanctions over ICC war crimes probe
President Donald Trump on Thursday authorized sanctions against any official at the International Criminal Court who investigates US troops, ramping up pressure to stop its case into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan.
World 8 years ago
Philippines' Duterte hit by new ICC complaint over deadly drug war
Activists and families of eight victims of the Philippines' "war on drugs" filed a complaint on Tuesday with the International Criminal Court (ICC), a second petition accusing President Rodrigo Duterte of murder and crimes against humanity.
World 9 years ago
ICC prosecutors: US forces may have committed war crimes
US armed forces and the CIA may have committed war crimes by torturing detainees in Afghanistan, the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor said in a report Monday, raising the possibility that American citizens could be indicted even though Washington has not joined the global court.
World 9 years ago
ICC gets support after 3 withdrawals, but Kenya is critical
Many countries pledged support for the International Criminal Court on Monday following the announced withdrawal by three African nations, but Kenya, which the tribunal is investigating, was sharply critical and questioned its long-term survival.
World 9 years ago
Why African states have started leaving the ICC
Until this week, no country had withdrawn from the International Criminal Court. Now two African states, South Africa and Burundi, have made official decisions to leave. Concerns are high that more African countries now will act on years of threats to pull out amid accusations that the court unfairly focuses on the continent. Here's a look at what it all means.
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