The ICC is in its worst crisis yet — and Europe’s double standards are a big part of the problem

A tribunal created for one conflict — while acts of aggression in the Middle East and Latin America go unanswered — serves the court’s critics their strongest argument on a silver platter: that international criminal justice is a selective instrument of Western power, not a universal principle.

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