Nigeria Must Lead Africa In Leaving The International Criminal Court
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Nigeria Must Lead Africa In Leaving The International Criminal Court
By Dr David Hoile It is time for Nigeria to lead the way for Africa and call time on the International Criminal Court (ICC), and the 1998 Rome Statute that brought it into being. Twenty-five years into its existence, it is all too clear that the ICC is dangerously unfit for purpose. The institution many African countries enthusiastically signed up for in Rome, a Court that promised to pursue injustice without fear or favour, is not the one they …
The announcement by the Chadian authorities of their decision to withdraw from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) represents a worrying step backwards in the fight against impunity for the most serious crimes and the rights of victims. It calls into question Chad's commitment to international justice, at a time when it is under increasing attack and where the cooperation of States is more essential than ever. N'Djamena, 1…
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