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peace negotiations Tag

21 Jul

Can Peace Negotiations Justify Non-Execution of ICC Arrest Warrants? The ICC’s Interpretation of Article 97 of the Rome Statute

[Catherine Maia is a professor of International Law at Lusófona University (Portugal), and Sciences Po Paris (France)] On 9 June 2026, ICC Pre-Trial Chamber II issued a significant decision in the Situation in Ukraine concerning the interpretation of Article 97 of the Rome Statute. Although the judgment remains heavily redacted, it provides the Court’s most comprehensive guidance to date on the consultation procedure available...

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