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ABA President Refo Welcomes Removal of US Sanctions on ICC Personnel


Arguendo Roundtable

Revisited: What are the next steps in the US-ICC relationship?

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Dr. Priya Pillai

Time for a Clean Slate: Re-envisioning the US – ICC relationship

Betsy Apple

Beyond the ICC: Rebuilding the Scaffolding for International Justice with the United States

Stephen Rademaker

The ICC’s Fundamental Design Flaws Have Only Become More Evident

Honorable Richard J. Goldstone

Renewed US Support Can Strengthen International Justice

Professor Allen S. Weiner

A Strategic American Commitment to Accountability and the Rule of Law Includes the International Criminal Court

Honorable David Scheffer

A Renewed Agenda to Advance US Interests with the International Criminal Court

Ipsos Polling (overview)

April 2018 Ipsos Poll Results

Most recent poll finds continued growth in Americans’ awareness and support for the ICC, and a surprising number that support an ICC investigation in Afghanistan of all parties, including American personnel.


July 2017 Ipsos Poll Results

Recent poll shows continued growth in Americans’ awareness of the International Criminal Court (ICC), support for US membership, and support for ICC casework. Most Americans also think terrorism should be fought with both the military and the courtroom.


July 2016 Ipsos Poll Results

Polling shows improved awareness of the International Criminal Court (ICC), driven by awareness among youth, and public support for the US government encouraging ICC involvement in investigating and prosecuting atrocity crimes in Syria and Iraq.


Opinion

United States Must Not Become a Pariah in International Justice

Christopher 'Kip' Hale

Why the U.S. Can No Longer Ignore the ICC

Christopher 'Kip' Hale
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News

ABA Adopts Policy Condemning Threats Against the ICC and Its Officers


ICC Project Board Members Comment on US Sanctions on the International Criminal Court


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ABA-ICC Twitter Stream

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