Courts

  • 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…

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  • ICC-ASP 22: Key Criteria for Election as a Judge to the ICC

    At ASP22, states parties should elect the most-qualified candidates to be ICC judges. Amnesty International urges states parties to take…

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  • International Justice Day: Harnessing the Rome Statute and strengthening the system of international justice

    On this International Justice Day, Amnesty International calls on all states to strengthen the system of international justice and the…

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  • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT BURUNDI

    State non-cooperation and failure of international criminal tribunals to ensure release threaten the legitimacy of international justice

    Chuka Arinze-Onyia, Amnesty International’s International Justice in Africa Fellow, highlights the need for urgent solutions to the growing number of…

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  • Two years too long; Time for the ICC Prosecutor to open a formal investigation in Nigeria

    Marking two years since the conclusion of the ICC’s preliminary examination in Nigeria, Sarah Mutseo Ngachi, Amnesty International’s International Justice…

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  • ICC-ASP 21: Key Recommendations and Materials

    This webpage will be updated throughout the 21st ASP session with key documents relevant to the ASP’s agenda, which can…

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  • The 2023 Budget – The True Test of State Parties’ Support for the ICC

    In this final opinion piece in the series, Amnesty International considers the Court’s budget request for 2023 and argues that,…

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  • Secondments of investigators to the OTP – A second best solution to the Court’s capacity crisis?

    In this third opinion piece in the series, Amnesty International examines the Prosecutor’s call for secondments from governments of…

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  • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT BURUNDI

    Voluntary Contributions – Solution to the ICC’s Funding Crisis or Threat to its Independence and Effectiveness?

    In this second opinion piece in the series, Amnesty International examines the Prosecutor’s campaign for voluntary contributions for his…

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