Fatou Bensouda

Hague Letter: US sanctions against the court may have been dropped but tensions remain

Brutal killings, especially those of children, “shocked the conscience of humanity and chilled the soul”

Israel’s biggest fear is that hundreds of soldiers may be issued with arrest warrants

Hague to investigate crimes against humanity by both sides in occupied territories

Last US administration took exception to allegations of CIA torture in Afghanistan

Incident echoes previous kidnapping in April 2014 when 276 schoolgirls were abducted

Trump welcomes ‘justice’ for victims of 1998 terrorist attacks on embassies by al-Qaeda

Alleged leader of Janjaweed militia Ali Kushayb to appear in The Hague next week

ICC prosecutor details activities around Gaza war in document for three judges to rule on

Move to investigate allegations of torture by US sparks ‘shameful attacks’ against officials

Investigation to include US forces and the CIA as well as Taliban and Afghan military

Decision to hand over former president to the ICC could also help the court’s reputation

Paris-based rights body tells assembly to sharpen performance and avoid being timid

International Criminal Court deems Trump administration ‘exceptionally hostile’

There have been just two prosecutors in 17 years of the court, which sits in The Hague

Hague-based court to investigate crackdown which has led to thousands of killings

Video footage of prisoner executions to be sole evidence in trial of Libyan commander

Bitter campaign awakens ghosts of 2007 post-election bloodshed, which killed 1,500

Institution needs to prosecute more cases beyond Africa and connect more with victims

ICC case of ex-child soldier Dominic Ongwen to focus on alleged crimes against women

Landmark case marks first time cultural destruction has been prosecuted as war crime

With permanent home finally open, the ICC must live up to its aspirations