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What is the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC)? How will the ICC develop in the 21st century? The ICC was created in 2002 as a permanent tribunal to prosecute individuals for crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide and crimes of aggression. This collection of five videos looks at the history and structure of the International Criminal Court and asks what the future holds for international justice and cooperation between states to bring criminals to account. This material forms part of the Open University course W821 Exploring the boundaries of international law
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The history of the ICC and how it came into being
Transcript -- The history of the ICC and how it came into being
An in depth look at each of the 4 departments of the ICC: the presidency, the judicial divisions the office of the prosecutor and the registry.
Transcript -- An in depth look at each of the 4 departments of the ICC: the presidency, the judicial divisions the office of the prosecutor and the registry.
QCs and barristers talking about their job prosecuting or defending at the ICC
Transcript -- QCs and barristers talking about their job prosecuting or defending at the ICC
Tackling the case of Thomas Lubanga from the Congo
Transcript -- Tackling the case of Thomas Lubanga from the Congo
Looks at the case of Saif al islam Gaddafi
Transcript -- Looks at the case of Saif al islam Gaddafi
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