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On International Criminal Justice Day, global attention focuses on the urgent need for states to fully commit to delivering justice for victims of serious crimes. The International Bar Association’s ICC & ICL Programme highlights the significance of supporting the Rome Statute system, which is fundamental to the functioning of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
This system plays a crucial role in ensuring accountability for grave offenses, including:
- Genocide
- War crimes
- Crimes against humanity
States are urged to enhance their cooperation with the ICC to strengthen this international legal framework. Such collaboration provides hope and concrete justice prospects for victims who have endured unspeakable harm.
The call for action emphasizes not only legal commitment but also the political will required from governments worldwide to intensify efforts against impunity. International Criminal Justice Day serves as a reminder of:
- The ongoing challenges in achieving justice on a global scale
- The critical role of collective state responsibility
Enhanced support for the Rome Statute system ensures that perpetrators face consequences while victims receive recognition and reparations. Stay tuned for Deep Dives for the latest updates.
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