The International Criminal Court from a Liberal Perspective

The paper explores the complexities surrounding the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its foundational Statute. It delves into the intriguing contradictions and challenges faced by the ICC in its quest for justice and accountability on an international scale. The analysis reflects on the political implications and the effectiveness of the ICC in addressing global crimes, highlighting the interplay between international law and state sovereignty. This critical examination provides insights into the evolving nature of international relations and the role of organizations like the ICC.