ICC Under Pressure

By: Karim Khan   Source: Trt World Oct 7, 2024 No Comments


Karim Khan, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, sits down with Bigger than Five at the UNGA in New York to discuss the challenges facing the ICC in the pursuit of justice for the victims of war crimes in Gaza and around the world.

How much political pressure is the Court and its Prosecutor facing?

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