International Criminal Court

By refusing visa to International Criminal Court prosecutor, US shows contempt for international law

The gesture is rooted in the hierarchy and embedded colonial structures in international legal order.

Jay Ramasubramanyam, The Conversation
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Helyeh Doutaghi, The Conversation
· Apr 21, 2019 · 11:30 pm
Now that Julian Assange has been arrested, what’s likely to happen to him next?

One possibility is that the WikiLeaks founder will serve a sentence in the UK, after which he will be deported to Australia.

Holly Cullen, The Conversation
· Apr 12, 2019 · 11:30 pm
Explainer: can people tortured by the CIA now sue the US?

The CIA’s torture victims will be lining up to take the US to court. What chance do they stand of success?

Katherine Reece Thomas, The Conversation
· Dec 12, 2014 · 08:30 pm

International Criminal Court's decision to drop Kenyatta case leaves culture of impunity intact

'One down, two to go,' was how Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta reacted to the International Criminal Court’s decision to drop its case against him.

Frederick Cowell, The Conversation
· Dec 09, 2014 · 08:30 pm