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Entity International Criminal Court
International Criminal Court (ICC), the permanent international criminal court established by the Rome Statute.
India remains outside the Rome Statute, but joining the ICC would not create an international appeal court for ordinary judicial failure or political misconduct. The Court is a last-resort forum for defined international crimes; official position does not itself bar jurisdiction, yet the UN Security Council can refer situations rather than execute ICC arrests, and…
UPDATED : 13 Sep 26 / 11:34 am
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