After 10 years, time for leaders to champion the International Criminal Court

Headline Title: The International Criminal Court, 10 years on 01 July 2012 It is time for governments the world over to show proper support for the International Criminal Court (ICC), Amnesty International said as the ICC celebrated a decade of pursuing justice for people who have fallen prey to some of the most serious crimes imaginable.“The very existence of the International Criminal Court has given hope for justice to victims of heinous crimes around the world that justice will be done,” said Marek Marczyński, International Justice Research, Policy and Campaign Manager at Amnesty…

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