Steven Roach of South Florida University argues that the International Criminal Court must not be seen as disengaged and apolitical, but rather as a pragmatic institution aware of political circumstances. Debate #ICCPolitics: iccforum.com

Tim Murithi of University of Cape Town argues that global actors have politicized the International Criminal Court to pursue their own self-interests of targeting enemies and protecting cronies. Debate #ICCPolitics: iccforum.com

Eugene Kontorovich of George Mason University Scalia Law School argues: as a bureaucracy, International Criminal Court is a political actor. Recognition of Palestine as a State delegated a legal/factual decision to the U.N.-a political body. Debate #ICCPolitics: iccforum.com

Dr. Marieke de Hoon doesn't see #law and #politics in opposition; they are bound together. Politics that underlie OTP International Criminal Court decisions should be acknowledged & debated. Debate #ICCPolitics: iccforum.com

David Bosco argues that the International Criminal Court should confine its reach to member states and not seek confrontations that it cannot win. Debate #ICCPolitics: iccforum.com

In what ways is the International Criminal Court a political institution? Debate #ICCPolitics: iccforum.com (an educational venture)
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