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...neris]]''. Note that this was in 1961, but the Rome Statute enabling the [[International Criminal Court]], a current multinational venue for [[genocide]] prosecutions, went into f

...ry Tribunal (Nuremberg)]]. Individual prosecutions have been made by the [[International Criminal Court]], as well as specific tribunals for the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, and Cam

...Security Council, and the establishment by the Rome Statute of 1998 of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, effective from 2002. ...Neither the 1977 Geneva Additional Protocols nor the Rome Statute of the [[International Criminal Court]] has been accepted by several major nations concerned with [[lawfare<ref>W

...de in order to escape their fates. New international venues such as the [[International Criminal Court]] and specific tribunals for areas such as Rwanda and the Former Yugoslavia

...and for a permanent International Criminal Court. The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court was adopted in July 1998. Amnesty International launched the Get Up, Sign U ...60th ratification of the Rome Statute took place, paving the way for the [[International Criminal Court]] to come into force on 1 July 2002.

| title = Superior orders and the International Criminal Court: Justice delivered or justice denied Bodies such as the International Criminal Court can and do indict suspects. With no enforcement arm, however, it can be dif

...4D3-87EA-4E6A-8A27-05B987C38689/0/RomeStatuteEng.pdf ''Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court'']

It has been proposed that the International Criminal Court apply the doctrine of command responsibility for situations where rape and

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In March 2009, the [[International Criminal Court]] issued a war crimes indictment against Bashir; a number of other official | author = [[International Criminal Court]]

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1998 The '''Rome Statute''' sets up the [[International Criminal Court]] to prosecute genocide, war crimes and other crimes against humanity.

...in any event, is more of a framework than a set of enforceable laws. The International Criminal Court is principally a court for hearing primary accusations of crimes against hu

...52-4F84-BE94-0A655EB30E16/0/Rome_Statute_English.pdf ''Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court'']</ref>, the jurisdiction of which is not accepted by China, India, Israel ...t until 2002 that a court <ref>[http://www.icc-cpi.int/home.html&l=en The International Criminal Court]</ref> was set up to prosecute those charged with genocide. The constitut

...), which, with many other countries, does not accept jurisdiction of the [[International Criminal Court]]. ...ne want to collaborate in writing [[International Court of Justice]] and [[International Criminal Court]], and explain their relationships? It was Sunday somewhere when I started

...ww.icc-cpi.int/statesparties.html The States Parties to the Rome Statute], International Criminal Court</ref> Not all countries, especially major powers, have agreed to participat ...as the [[International Criminal Court for the Former Yugoslavia]] or the [[International Criminal Court for Rwanda]].

...inated for a [[Nobel Peace Prize]] in 1999 for his work on behalf of the [[International Criminal Court]]; Alberto Coll, former United States Assistant Secretary of Defense under

...rity Council made use of its power to refer the situation of Darfur to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in March 2005.

...er, the reasons there is a separate International Court of Justice and an International Criminal Court.