International Criminal Court
Investigating the role of the ICC in prosecuting individuals for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, and its limitations.
Key Questions
- Analyze the jurisdiction and limitations of the International Criminal Court.
- Differentiate between the ICC and the International Court of Justice.
- Critique the challenges faced by the ICC in achieving global justice.
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