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Kleptocrats who rob developing countries need to be held accountable
South Africa president in dilemma over summit invite in face of ICC war crimes indictment
Russian leader’s attendance at a Brics summit in August with a warrant against him would create a headache for Pretoria
U-turn adds to diplomatic tension over Russian president’s invitation to Brics summit in August
International Criminal Court’s Karim Khan is preparing first arrest warrants for alleged crimes committed in Ukraine
International Criminal Court has limited capacity in sifting through ‘deluge of information’
Ukraine conflict is a challenge for underfunded International Criminal Court, says foreign minister Wopke Hoekstra
Ukrainian forces and NGOs start gathering evidence of atrocities in recently liberated cities of Irpin and Bucha
Efforts to create a tribunal to examine a crime of aggression have merit
Volodymyr Zelensky says attacks are being carried out by a ‘terrorist state’
His invasion of Ukraine poses a grave challenge, and one that sanctions and financial measures alone cannot address
President Nicolás Maduro says he will respect the decision even though he disagrees with it
Former strongman faces extradition to ICC to answer charge of crimes against humanity in Darfur
Could a proposed law at the International Criminal Court deter eco criminals?
Volterra Fietta gathers evidence of alleged killings and torture of Myanmar regime’s opponents
ICC decision to investigate Hamas and Israel has implications for both sides
Investigation expected to focus on deaths of civilians in Gaza Strip and Israel during 2014 war
ICC ruling, which allows stateless Palestine to delegate its jurisdiction over allegations of misconduct, enrages Israel
Move escalates Washington campaign against court’s probe into alleged Afghanistan war crimes
Tribunal calls Washington’s move an ‘attack against the interests of victims of atrocity crimes’
Trump goes after court for ‘politically motivated’ probes of US and its allies
Rwandan fugitive Félicien Kabuga had been pursued for two decades over his role in 1994 genocide
International Criminal Court decides to investigate alleged crimes committed by US troops
President hits back at Washington decision to revoke prosecutor’s visa
US had threatened to cut off visas for anyone linked to the investigation
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