At ASP22, states parties should elect the most-qualified candidates to be ICC judges. Amnesty International urges states parties to take into account the following criteria, which includes the need to elect judges with proven competence in criminal law and procedure, and practical experience of conducting complex criminal trial proceedings fairly and expeditiously.
Chuka Arinze-Onyia, Amnesty International’s International Justice in Africa Fellow, highlights the need for urgent solutions to the growing number of situations of international criminal tribunals being unable to secure state…
On this International Justice Day, Amnesty International calls on all states to strengthen the system of international justice and the International Criminal Court within it. A new international convention on…
International Justice Day and Days to Come: The Rome Statute of the ICC and a future Convention on Crimes against Humanity – Complementarity, not Competition
On International Justice Day, Amnesty International reiterates its call that the system of international justice, based on cooperation and complementarity of relevant actors, must continue to be strengthened by adopting a Convention on Crimes Against Humanity
