Rights groups warn separate ICC Afghanistan probe could limit victims’ access to justice
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ICC’s Separate Afghanistan Probe Could Limit Victims’ Access to Justice, Civil Society Groups Warn
Several Afghan and international civil society organizations raised serious concerns over the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to open a separate investigation into Afghanistan, warning that it could complicate proceedings and limit victims’ access to justice.
Civil society organizations expressed concern in a joint statement about the creation of a separate investigative status called “Afghanistan 2” by the International Criminal Court and its impact on access to justice. The statement of civil society organizations stated that this decision may complicate the process of investigating crimes, victims’ access to justice […] The post Civil society organizations expressed concern about the new decision …
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