Issues

  • Must Justice Sleep or Hibernate for the Victims of the Philippines ‘War on Drugs’?

    Representatives of civil society from the Philippines following the ICC’s process describe their trepidation that, despite the recent decision by the ICC Office of the Prosecutor to request authorisation to investigate crimes committed in the context of the ‘war on drugs’, the investigation could ultimately be hibernated.

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  • New Opinion Piece Series: The Cost of Hibernated Investigations

    Amnesty International and the World Federalist Movement introduce a series of opinion pieces by civil society organizations challenging the ASP Independent Expert Review’s recommendation to hibernate International Criminal Court investigations as a solution to underfunding.

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  • Open Letter from Amnesty International Secretary General Agnès Callamard to ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan on the commencement of your term in office

    Prosecutor, Karim Khan On behalf of Amnesty International, I congratulate you on assuming office as Prosecutor of the International Criminal…

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  • [Stakeholder report] More attention needed to local stakeholders’ and affected communities’ engagement with the ICC

    Today, the T.M.C. Asser Instituut and Amnesty International release their report entitled ‘The Rome Statute at 40’ Based on an expert…

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  • Israel/OPT: Call to Support ICC Investigation into ‘Situation in Palestine’ and Safeguard ICC Independence

    Amnesty International Public Statement: Israel/OPT - A call to support the ICC's investigation and safeguard the Court's independence

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  • ASP18: Calling on States Parties to adopt the proposed amendment to Article 8(2)(e) of the Rome Statute

    Amnesty International calls on states parties to adopt the proposed amendment to Article 8(2)(e) of the Rome Statute to…

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  • ICC-ASP17: States Parties’ rhetorical commitments not matched by actions

    This year’s Assembly of States Parties session took place following renewed attacks on the Court by the USA, and ‘threats…

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  • Nigeria: Willingly unable: ICC preliminary examination and Nigeria’s failure to address impunity for international crimes

    Since 2009, Northeast Nigeria has been the scene of an armed conflict between Boko Haram and the Nigerian security forces,…

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  • The tortuous path to peace in the Central African Republic

    Amnesty International’s Campaigner for Central Africa Tity Agbahey (@tityagb) reflects on the importance of the Special Criminal Court…

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