International Criminal Court

South Africa appears to threaten to withdraw its support for the court because of its decision to issue arrest warrants for Putin last month

Durban is hosting a summit of the Brics group of nations but as a member of the International Criminal Court South Africa is obliged to arrest the Russian president

Kyiv says nearly 19,500 children have been taken to Russia or occupied Crimea since the invasion

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US legal complaint claims Russian national transferred thousands of euro from Irish bank to pay US tuition fees

Report says both sides may have committed ‘war crimes’ as Russian forces kill seven civilians in shelling of towns

Israeli public opinion is not homogenous and has given the prime minister notice that his government can go only so far

ICC has no ‘police force’ and depends on willingness of court’s member states to hold and transfer fugitives to The Hague

Arrest warrants issued for Russian president and children’s rights commissioner for ‘unlawful deportation’ of Ukrainian children

The frequency of deadly attacks on civilians by paramilitaries far outweighs unambiguous examples of unlawful killings by state forces

Moscow does not recognise the jurisdiction of the Hague, Kremlin spokesperson says

Smugglers and traffickers stay in business because of the lack of legal and safe routes for those seeking refuge from their home countries

‘Growing consensus’ that a special court is required to try crimes of Russian aggression in Ukraine, Dutch foreign minister says

Coveney to push body on pursuing Kremlin for ‘crime of aggression’ over Ukraine war

Resolution calls for co-operation by agencies to collect evidence swiftly to aid prosecutions

Abu Akleh was reporting on Israeli raids and, according to witnesses, was shot with a colleague as she approached a patrol

Police attack those waving Palestinian flags and arrest six described as ‘rioters’

US warns Moscow preparing for ‘prolonged conflict’ with western-allied neighbour

Minister expects ‘escalation in agression’ in the weeks ahead

New evidence of a mass grave in Mariupol to hide thousands of civilian dead has added to international calls for Russia to be held accountable

Yury Filatov confirms embassy in Dublin has now found supplier of heating oil

Barrister James Kingston advised ministers and officials for more than 25 years

Ireland to provide additional €3m to help International Criminal Court investigation

State to continue to provide non-lethal equipment to Ukraine and offer safe haven

International court's top prosecutor visits site of alleged Russian crimes near Kyiv

Evidence to be used as part of potential International Criminal Court prosecutions

By refusing to join International Criminal Court, US continues to undermine system

European Union moves to ban Russian coal imports and introduce further sanctions

Conflict-related sexual violence can constitute a war crime, says Geraldine Byrne Nason

Government to back fifth EU sanctions package as Zelenskiy accuses Russia of war crimes –

European leaders vow to support efforts to prosecute possible war crimes

‘EU assists Ukraine in documenting war crimes’, says EU’s Josep Borrell

EU human rights representative says International Criminal Court preparing for war crimes investigation

Britain urges retention of sanctions as leverage over Putin in event of any ceasefire

Barbaric 20th-century anti-Semitism, genocide and relocation hang over Russian invasion

Hague court challenges include getting Putin physically in dock to try him for war crimes

Russia deploying tactical strategy refined in Syria with devastating effect, say experts

Ukrainian authorities in race against time to protect cultural heritage from destruction

Russian attack on Ukraine reinforces the need to look at increasing military capacity in Ireland, says Minister

Resolution that could be adopted around St Patrick’s Day also in favour of NI protocol