One year after Russia's assault on Ukraine, diplomats have yet to translate bold promises to defend international law into a concrete plan to hold president Vladimir Putin and his cronies accountable for the crime of aggression. As a result, the 40 civilians buried in the rubble of an apartment block in Dnipro following a Russian missile attack are unlikely to be the last of this war's victims.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is...
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Eric Witte is a senior programme officer at the Open Society Foundations and the author of Options for Justice: A Handbook for Designing Accountability Mechanisms for Grave Crimes.