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Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Begin One-Year Exit From International Criminal Court

The withdrawals could narrow legal options for victims, weakening global efforts to hold perpetrators of war crimes to account.

UN-Backed Court Opens In-Absentia Trial of Former CAR President Bozizé

China Says It Used Electronic Interference to Drive Off Dutch Frigate Near Paracel Islands

North Korea Rejects Quad Call for Denuclearization and Brands Group a Tool of US Domination

U.S. Refuses Visa for Russian Deputy Foreign Minister to Attend U.N. Security Council Meeting

Hungary’s Parliament Repeals Law That Would Have Exited the International Criminal Court

ICJ Recognizes Right to Strike Under ILO Convention No. 87

Philippine Court Clears Way for Arrest of Senator Wanted by the ICC

Rwanda Genocide Suspect Félicien Kabuga Dies in U.N. Custody in The Hague

Philippine Senator Wanted by ICC Escapes Senate After Gunfire

Judge Halts U.S. Sanctions on U.N. Gaza Rapporteur Over Free-Speech Concerns

U.S. Judge Halts Trump-Era Sanctions on U.N. Envoy Francesca Albanese

Gunfire Reported in Philippine Senate During ICC Arrest Attempt of Senator Dela Rosa

Shots Fired Inside Philippine Senate as Standoff Over ICC Warrant for Senator Escalates

Philippine House Impeaches Vice President Sara Duterte, Sending Case to Senate Trial

Peru's Supreme Court Warns Of Threats To Judicial Independence

Court Rejects BHP Appeal Over Brazil Dam Disaster, Clearing Path to UK Trial

Paris Court Reopens Agathe Habyarimana Genocide Probe

Russia Alleges NATO Drills Rehearse Kaliningrad Blockade, Threaten Shipping

Germany’s Top Administrative Court Upholds Ban on Far‑Right Artgemeinschaft