High expectations for the new International Criminal Court Prosecutor

Headline Title: High expectations for new ICC Prosecutor 15 June 2012 The inauguration of Fatou Bensouda as the second ever International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor signals a new era in international justice and the potential for a more robust approach to their prosecution strategy, Amnesty International said as she began her nine-year term.Gambian Bensouda takes over from Luis Moreno Ocampo after serving as the ICC’s Deputy Prosecutor on Prosecutions since 2004. “Prosecutor Ocampo has achieved a great deal in establishing the Office of the Prosecutor over the last nine years…

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