The ICC at 20: Double standards have no place in international justice

By Amnesty International

As the International Criminal Court (ICC) marks its twentieth anniversary, Amnesty International has warned that the court’s legitimacy risks being eroded by an increasingly selective approach to justice. The organization highlighted several recent decisions and practices which appear to demonstrate double standards and a willingness to be influenced by powerful states. For example, in 2020 […] The post The ICC at 20: Double standards have no place in international justice appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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