Russia’s abduction and deportation of thousands of Ukrainian children could amount to the crime of genocide, according to the special rapporteur for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in ...

By Will Gronefeld, Joe Brand Human Rights Fellow Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has entered its fourth year, and Russian leaders have faced few repercussions for their actions. Despite ...

After the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin, the Russian dictator could be detained by ...

The International Criminal Court said Monday it had identified and contained a targeted "cybersecurity incident," the second ...

The International Criminal Court (ICC) said it had identified and contained a targeted “cyber incident,” the second such attack in two years. The ICC said the incident occurred “late last week,” ...

The International Criminal Court (ICC) experienced a sophisticated cybersecurity breach, its second in recent years. The ...

The European Union has rarely played more than an auxiliary role in helping resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in ...

Ukraine and the Council of Europe have signed a landmark agreement to establish a special tribunal targeting senior Russian ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided not to attend the upcoming BRICS summit in Brazil due to an arrest warrant ...

It’s unclear if the most senior Russian state officials can and will be able to be brought to trial for the crime of aggression.

Rubio’s predecessor Antony Blinken rescinded the sanctions and, while critical of its stance on Israel, worked with the court in its investigation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. ICC judges in 2023 ...

"On Nov. 21, 2024, the International Criminal Court’s (court or ICC) Pre-Trial Chamber I, consisting of three judges from Benin, France, and Slovenia, voted unanimously to issue arrest warrants ...