🚨 Reliable sources indicate the US plans to sanction the #ICC as an institution. States, civil society, academics & journalists must act now to defend the ICC & those supporting its work. 📢 Our joint statement: https://t.co/hLylOcqtC9 Sign on here: https://t.co/ey9IM79OsA

🔵 “This year’s debate on the ICC in the UNGA was a crucial moment for ICC states parties to reaffirm their steadfast support for the Court on the world’s stage,” said Yasmina Gourchane, @ngos4justice New York Representative. For more:

“Civil society and those working for international justice have also been targeted by such acts. [...] These include the sanctions imposed and arrest warrants issued against the Judges and the leadership of the Prosecution as well as cyberattacks against the Court” – Judge Akane

‼️ The report comes at a time of unprecedented threats to the Court’s independence, including U.S. sanctions against ICC officials and non-cooperation in the execution of arrest warrants. 📢 https://t.co/KxseCQrYvf Photo credit: Oliver de la Haye (iStock).

On 11 November 2025, Judge Tomoko Akane, the President of the @IntlCrimCourt addressed the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York to present the ICC’s annual report. https://t.co/G3uabx1v4R

“Attacks, threats and coercive measures against the Court and its officials have persisted, and continue to pose a serious threat to the administration of justice” – #ICC President, Judge Akane, to the @UN General Assembly. 🔗 Read our press release: https://t.co/LtAVLj7EsV

In July, the ICC Assembly of States Parties convened to review the Rome Statute amendments on the crime of aggression. Our newest publication outlines the key debates, the divisions, & what they mean for future accountability. 🔗 Read the full analysis: https://t.co/b7GMxmzx3p

We call on #ICC States Parties to: 1️⃣ Ensure the Court can continue its independent work, undeterred. 2️⃣ Pledge their continued financial support to the ICC. 3️⃣ Cooperate with the ICC in all investigations before it.

The #ICC is an independent body that is not part of the @UN, but the two institutions work together to strengthen their coordination in the pursuit of global justice & accountability. 🤝 This relationship is more important than ever in the face of ongoing threats & sanctions.

⚖️ It is a critical moment for international justice as the ICC also faces political interference and sanctions against certain ICC officials by the U.S., endangering the Court’s ability to function 🚨 🔗 For our most recent statement on sanctions:

ICC Judges also recently determined that Italy failed to comply with its cooperation obligations when it arrested then released Al-Masri Njeem, suspected war crimes and crimes against humanity in Libya 🇱🇾 🔗  https://t.co/YA8eDRHhu3

However, the ICC has also struggled with non-cooperation by States parties in recent months. Notably Tajikistan 🇹🇯 failed to comply with arrest warrants issued against Putin for alleged crimes in Ukraine 🇺🇦. 🔗 https://t.co/qFMO16IX8S

The @IntlCrimCourt has also reached convictions in two cases that dealt with war crimes and crimes against humanity, achieving justice for victims. 🔗 Mr. Yekatom and Mr. Ngaïssona – CAR 🇨🇫 https://t.co/E7mxdfj7NW 🔗 Mr. Abd-Al-Rahman – Sudan 🇸🇩

It’s been a busy few months for @IntlCrimCourt with active cases & developments, including: 🔵 Arrest warrants for alleged crimes in 🇱🇾🇵🇭🇦🇫 🔵 Confirmation of charges in the Kony case 🇺🇬 🔵 Closing statements in the Said case 🇨🇫 🔵 Ukraine joined #ICC as 125th State party 🇺🇦

Each year the #ICC President submits a report 📑 to the @UN General Assembly to: 1️⃣ Summarise developments and cases 2️⃣ Report on cooperation by States and institutions 3️⃣ Identify challenges to the Court 4️⃣ Reaffirm the ICC-UN relationship. https://t.co/9nCQdXoG8Y

🔔 On 11 November 2025, the President of the @IntlCrimCourt, Judge Tomoko Akane, will present the Court’s annual report to the @UN General Assembly. ▶️ Watch it live at 10:00 New York | 16:00 The Hague 🔗 https://t.co/neAqjK7zF0 What is the report about? Here’s a thread ⬇️

Join our upcoming global transitional justice #webinar! Explore how the balance between truth and accountability was pursued in #SierraLeone’s TJ process, and what lessons can be drawn from it. 🗓 10 Nov | 15:00–17:00 CET Register via the link: https://t.co/R1DrHb1yUe

[English Below] ترحب منظمة رصد الجرائم في ليبيا ("رصد") بإعلان النائب العام الليبي عن حبس أسامة المصري انجيم، المطلوب لدى المحكمة الجنائية الدولية بتهم ارتكاب جرائم ضد الإنسانية. وتجدد رصد مطالبتها للسلطات في ليبيا بالوفاء بالتزاماتها بعد قبولها اختصاص المحكمة الجنائية الدولية،

The discussions highlighted: 🔵 The central role of victims in the proceedings 🔵 Communities' resilience in the face of fear and disinformation 🔵 The urgent need for justice that recognises the full scope of harm caused by the so-called “war on drugs”. https://t.co/C4Ttx7gY3o

🔴 On 22 Sept 2025, @ngos4justice held a webinar on the case against former Philippine President Duterte at the @IntlCrimCourt. This landmark case represents the long-awaited chance for victims to be seen & heard. Read our webinar report now: https://t.co/qf9H5ZzpT1

[English Below] ترحب منظمة رصد الجرائم في ليبيا ("رصد") بقرار غرفة الاستئناف بالمحكمة الجنائية الدولية الذي أكد أن إعادة السلطات الإيطالية للمطلوب أسامة إنجيم إلى ليبيا تمثل انتهاكًا واضحًا لالتزاماتها بموجب نظام روما الأساسي، وعرقلة مباشرة لعمل المحكمة وجهودها في مكافحة الإفلات