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# International Criminal Court

This month
March 2024
President Higgins discusses ICJ case against Israel in phone call with South Africa president
Last month
February 2024
Amnesty calls for ICC to investigate killings by Israeli forces in the West Bank
Last year
2023
Heated Dáil exchanges as government accused of ‘double standards’ on Israel and Russia
Varadkar says Ireland would lose influence by going 'too far' in response to Israel motion
Govt announce additional funding for ICC as Sinn Féin call for Israel's referral to the court
SF crowd chants 'free Palestine' as ambassador to Ireland receives rapturous applause at Ard Fheis
Putin in Kyrgyzstan for first trip abroad since International Criminal Court arrest warrant
South Africa refuses to say if it will act on international warrant to arrest Putin
International Criminal Court 'undeterred' after Russia puts prosecutor on wanted list
Ireland to offer Garda assistance to prosecutors probing Russian war crimes in Ukraine
All time
Al Jazeera submits the case of its slain journalist to the International Criminal Court
Russian 'spy' arrested following Dutch operation 'not the only' agent to have worked in Ireland
Ireland to give €3 million to International Criminal Court conducting war crime probe
Analysis: Under international law, is Putin criminally liable for his invasion of Ukraine?
What are war crimes - and could Putin face trial for Russia's invasion of Ukraine?
International Criminal Court may investigate British military over war crimes allegations
US threatens International Criminal Court with sanctions if it prosecutes Americans for war crimes
Justice for those massacred in a 'safe area': what happened in Srebrenica?
Angelina Jolie 'offered to help capture' Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony
Investigators accuse government of Burundi of war crimes including execution and torture
Wilful killing, torture, taking of hostages - what are war crimes and how are they prosecuted?
All's fair in love and war? Not when it comes to war crimes
Ireland could become home to witnesses under an international protection programme
Former DR Congo warlord found guilty of deliberate campaign of rape and murder
North Korea could face charges of crimes against humanity
No prosecution for Israel over flotilla raid despite 'reasonable belief of war crimes'
Cypriots file 'war crimes' complaint against Turkey at International Criminal Court
China and Russia veto UN bringing Syria to court for war crimes
Eamon Gilmore calls for support on UN Syria, but Russia's already said no
Britain rejects Iraq torture claims
Kenya Supreme Court upholds election of Kenyatta as president
Israel announces plan for 3,000 new settler homes after UN vote
Blair and Bush should face trial over Iraq war: Tutu
Gaddafi's son: 'no justice' in trial if evidence from torture is used
International Criminal Court staff released by Libyan authorities
Mladic war crimes trial to resume on 9 July
More calls for release of Australian lawyer and other ICC staff in Libya
Noah's Ark and whole genitalia: The week in quotes
Mladic trial suspended 'indefinitely' due to 'significant errors' by prosecutors
Naomi Campbell and blood diamonds: key moments of the Charles Taylor trial