ICC

As Bashir announces plans to attend the UN Sustainable Development Summit, questions arise as to how America ought to respond

The question of whether Palestine has the right to join the ICC hinges on the definition of statehood.

'Crossing Lines' attempts to broaden our daily intake of crime dramas

The United States has long avoided a real commitment to the ICC

The world's short attention span continues to put lives at peril.

On the heels of its first conviction, all eyes are on the International Criminal Court (ICC). The world is watching to see if this accomplishment can assist the court in building momentum in its fight against impunity.

It is safe to say that on March 14, 2012, history was made in the realm of international justice.

Originally scheduled to take place on 28 November, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)’s legislative and executive elections bled into the 30th following logistical issues in delivering ballots,

Understanding when and how we ought to act on matters of humanitarian concern is difficult enough without adding blatant misinformation to the mix. It is essential to be clear about who it is we are dealing with, and for what they do or do not actually stand.