International Criminal Court 
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8/7/2022
Why Should War Criminals Operate with Impunity?
by Lawrence Wittner
When major military powers like Russia, China and the United States withhold participation in the International Criminal Court, it allows war criminals to do as they please. Leading a more stable international order means joining fully with the ICC.
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SOURCE: Tom Dispatch
3/26/19
Turning Our Backs on Nuremberg
by Rebecca Gordon
John Bolton and Mike Pompeo Defy the International Criminal Court
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SOURCE: Huffington Post
10-3-15
Suspect in the destruction of a Timbuktu mausoleum to be tried in the International Criminal Court
The surrender of Ahmad Al Mahdi Al Faqi (Abut Tourab) by the Niger government to the ICC is significant because it is the first specific case brought before the court "concerning the destruction of buildings dedicated to religion and historical monuments" during an armed conflict of a non-international character.
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