Physically distant but united
The CICC Secretariat has adopted measures to safely continue working while limiting the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. All CICC Secretariat staff are following measures recommended by the WHO and local authorities. Staff is working remotely until further notice to ensure the health and safety of our communities and to observe physical or social distancing recommendations. The Coalition’s fight for global justice for atrocities continues unabated.
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We are 2,500 civil society organizations, small and big, in 150 countries, fighting for global justice for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
The Review of the ICC and the Rome Statute system 2020
Reviewing the ICC's performance for a strengthened Court AND ROME STATUTE SYSTEM
At the 18th session of the ICC-ASP in December 2019, States Parties established a formal process of review of the ICC and the Rome Statute system to identify and implement measures to strengthen and improve the performance of the Court.
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Fifth EU Day Against Impunity for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes: An opportunity to boost states’ commitment to fighting impunity and to justice for victims
Webinar on the International Criminal Court
Joint NGO letter to UN Secretary-General to publish a complete list of perpetrators of grave violations
Al-Haq publishes Q&A on the situation in the State of Palestine at the ICC
Historic activation: The Crime of Aggression
From 17 July 2018, the International Criminal Court is able to hold leaders individually criminally responsible for waging aggressive war - with conditions.
Why are the worst crimes punished the least?
Genocide. Crimes against humanity. War crimes.
For too long, committed with impunity.
It's time for justice.
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When hope and history rhyme
Driven by a ground-breaking alliance between non-governmental organizations and ‘like-minded’ states, this is a movement to end impunity that has defied all the odds.
CHANGE CAN HAPPEN.
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Made up of 2,500 civil society organizations, small and big, in 150 countries , the Coalition for the International Criminal Court is the largest partnership in the world advancing international justice.
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