The International Criminal Court and the UN as a whole are becoming obsolete, Arnaud Develay has said
The International Criminal Court (ICC) and other UN bodies are not representative of the emerging multipolar word, French international law expert Arnaud Develay has said.
Last month, three West African states – Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger – announced their withdrawal from the ICC, labelling it a “global example of selective justice.” They accused the Hague-based court of maintaining “an inexplicable, disconcerting, and complacent silence” on certain crimes, while “relentlessly” targeting actors “outside the closed circle of beneficiaries of…
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