COALITION FOR THE ICC
Through justice, peace
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.
Rome Statute at 20
What will you do?
Throughout 2018 the Coalition for the ICC is calling on all stakeholders in the international justice system to look back, take stock and move global justice forward.
Assembly of States Parties 2017
Campaign on ICC elections
Meet the new ICC judges
Historic activation: The Crime of Aggression
From 17 July 2018, the International Criminal Court will be able to hold leaders individually criminally responsible for waging aggressive war - with conditions.
Let's build a better world
Join the fight for global justice for atrocities
Share the story of justice
As human rights are threatened around the world, here's the inspirational story of the International Criminal Court and fight for global justice.
United by Common Bonds
Yes, global access to justice is uneven. No, the ICC is not perfect. But the solution lies in more and better justice, not less. Join the campaign for a global ICC.
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#GlobalJustice Weekly / Myanmar on UN sexual violence list | New ICC Registrar sworn-in | Prosecutor Bensouda on gender justice
In the Courtroom / ICC developments January - March 2018
#GlobalJustice Weekly / Justice for Syria | ICC seeks jurisdiction over Rohingya deportations | "The Congo Tribunal" gathers support
Syria Conference / Ensure justice and redress for atrocity crimes
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2016-17 Annual Report, World Federalist Movement-Institute for Global Policy
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The fight for global justice
Over 120 countries have joined the ICC Rome Statute. 70 have adopted laws to prosecute war criminals at home. Now it's time for the rest.
The ICC must evolve into the global court the world demands. We work for a fair, effective and independent ICC, with victims at its heart.
International justice relies on the support of states to arrest fugitives, protect victims and witnesses and give the ICC the resources it needs.
Explore the ICC system
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.
Voices of global civil society
Meet the activists fighting for global justice.
Build the global justice movement
The world's largest partnership advancing justice
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.
