Opinion

By Millicent Zighe America has been challenged to stop being an enemy of the International Criminal Court and instead support it. ICC President Chile Eboe-Osuji appealed to the American leadership...

On March 14, Phil Clark, author of the book Distant Justice: The Impact of the International Criminal Court on African Politics spoke at an event on the failures and future of the International Criminal...

Judges at the world’s highest court have spoken: Africa’s decolonization has not been lawfully completed. The British illegally detached the Chagos Islands from Mauritius before the colony was granted independence...

By Susan Kendi A global coalition of civil society organizations has challenged the European Union to put its money where its mouth is by pulling out of an Arab Summit...

By Alex Roberts US ‘exceptionalism’ has always been a falsehood; and that’s being proven now more than ever. Something has shifted in American politics and the discourse surrounding the media....

By Thomas Verfuss On the fringes of the 17th Assembly States Parties, Journalists For Justice (JFJ) exclusively interviewed President O-Gon Kwon about his first year at the helm of the political...

By Thomas Verfuss As of the first week of December the world begins to wind down on festivities as diplomats across the world travel to the international city of peace...

By Jovan Djordjevic America has always had a special status at the Assembly of State Parties(ASP) but the salvo unleashed by John Bolton this year indicates that it will not...

By Thomas Verfuss Soon, there might be little or no courtroom activity left at the International Criminal Court (ICC), which could be detrimental to the credibility of the institution. At...

By Thomas Verfuss The transfer of (former) militia leader Alfred Yekatom to The Hague on Saturday came as a pleasant surprise to victims in the Central African Republic, to NGOs...