Rome Statute

Guinea is a signatory to the Rome Statute and deposited its instruments of ratification on 14 July 2003. In 2009, the ICC prosecutor opened a preliminary examination into political violence that occurred in Guinea in 2009.

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Rome Statute

Statement to the ASP Working Group on Amendments by Oleksandra Matviichuk, Head of Centre for Civil Liberties (Ukraine) and Vice President of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH). 1 April 2025

South African government withdraws International Crimes Bill: Only a first step!

#NGOVoices at the 21st session of the Assembly of States Parties of the ICC

Civil society urges Ukraine President to sign international crimes law

Day of International Criminal Justice 2021

Comments for the proposal of an action plan for the assessment of the IER recommendations

Review Mechanism Proposed Comprehensive Action Plan

Submission on the Plan of Action for the assessment of the Independent Expert Review, Asia Justice and Rights

Civil society organisations call on Ukraine to Fully Align its Domestic Legislation with International Criminal Law and International Humanitarian Law

ICC: Joint NGO Letter to ICC States Parties

Press Release- United States issues new sanctions threat against ICC Judges and Prosecutors

The Lecture and Forum on the International Criminal Court

Press Release Malian Coalition for the ICC.

Press Release Malian Coalition for the ICC.

International Justice Day: Events and Messages from around the World

Pacific Islands States Commit to Advancing International Criminal Justice

Malaysia backtracks on accession to the Rome Statute

The Philippines’ membership in the ICC comes to an end

Malaysia accedes to the Rome Statute, becoming the 123rd member of the International Criminal Court

Rome Report

ASP 2018: Day Two

FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS: Regional Strategy Meeting for the Americas - Lima, 2018

Reactions to Philippines announcement to leave ICC

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Rome Statute

Statement to the ASP Working Group on Amendments by Oleksandra Matviichuk, Head of Centre for Civil Liberties (Ukraine) and Vice President of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH). 1 April 2025

South African government withdraws International Crimes Bill: Only a first step!

#NGOVoices at the 21st session of the Assembly of States Parties of the ICC

Civil society urges Ukraine President to sign international crimes law

Day of International Criminal Justice 2021

Comments for the proposal of an action plan for the assessment of the IER recommendations

Review Mechanism Proposed Comprehensive Action Plan

Submission on the Plan of Action for the assessment of the Independent Expert Review, Asia Justice and Rights

Civil society organisations call on Ukraine to Fully Align its Domestic Legislation with International Criminal Law and International Humanitarian Law

ICC: Joint NGO Letter to ICC States Parties

Press Release- United States issues new sanctions threat against ICC Judges and Prosecutors

The Lecture and Forum on the International Criminal Court

Press Release Malian Coalition for the ICC.

Press Release Malian Coalition for the ICC.

International Justice Day: Events and Messages from around the World

Pacific Islands States Commit to Advancing International Criminal Justice

Malaysia backtracks on accession to the Rome Statute

The Philippines’ membership in the ICC comes to an end

Malaysia accedes to the Rome Statute, becoming the 123rd member of the International Criminal Court

Rome Report

ASP 2018: Day Two

FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS: Regional Strategy Meeting for the Americas - Lima, 2018

Reactions to Philippines announcement to leave ICC

Guinea

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