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The Rome Statute and its implications for ICC member states, including their obligation to arrest and transfer suspects.
The International Criminal Court can claim jurisdiction over a sitting U.S. president only through specific treaty- and UN-based mechanisms rather than by unilateral action: principally when alleged c...
A sitting foreign head of state ordinarily enjoys (immunity ratione personae) from criminal arrest and prosecution by other states under customary international law, a principle reaffirmed by the in t...
Multiple non-state "people’s tribunals," national governments, UN experts and legal scholars have concluded that Beijing’s campaign in Xinjiang meets at least the threshold for crimes against humanity...
— not — issued arrest warrants in November 2024 for i Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and after a Pre‑Trial Chamber found “reasonable grounds to believe” they bear criminal responsibility for certai...
Several international tribunals have confronted the crime of , most notably the (SCSL) which produced multiple convictions, while earlier forums such as the and the (ICTR) recognized or enabled prosec...
The Trump administration’s defenses against potential International Criminal Court (ICC) scrutiny combine formal legal arguments — chiefly that the ICC lacks jurisdiction over U.S. officials and that ...