Sudan to be removed from US terror blacklist after paying $335m

Trump welcomes ‘justice’ for victims of 1998 terrorist attacks on embassies by al-Qaeda

Darfur war crimes suspect in custody of International Criminal Court

Alleged leader of Janjaweed militia Ali Kushayb to appear in The Hague next week

War crime inquiry into 2014 Israel-Palestinian conflict grows more likely

ICC prosecutor details activities around Gaza war in document for three judges to rule on

International Criminal Court ‘nakedly political’, Pompeo claims

Move to investigate allegations of torture by US sparks ‘shameful attacks’ against officials

ICC judges say Afghanistan war crimes inquiry can proceed

Investigation to include US forces and the CIA as well as Taliban and Afghan military

Sudan seeks to shake off pariah status in return for giving up Bashir

Decision to hand over former president to the ICC could also help the court’s reputation

Nations backing ICC urged to oppose US threats under Trump

Paris-based rights body tells assembly to sharpen performance and avoid being timid

Call to protect ICC legal personnel against possible US sanctions

International Criminal Court deems Trump administration ‘exceptionally hostile’

ICC seeks new prosecutor for impossible job

There have been just two prosecutors in 17 years of the court, which sits in The Hague

ICC to examine Duterte’s ‘war on drugs’ in Philippines

Hague-based court to investigate crackdown which has led to thousands of killings

Social media evidence a game-changer in war crimes trial

Video footage of prisoner executions to be sole evidence in trial of Libyan commander

Shadow of violence hangs over Kenya’s presidential election

Bitter campaign awakens ghosts of 2007 post-election bloodshed, which killed 1,500

Africa turning its back on International Criminal Court

Institution needs to prosecute more cases beyond Africa and connect more with victims

Ex-Lord’s Resistance Army figure pleads not guilty to war crimes

ICC case of ex-child soldier Dominic Ongwen to focus on alleged crimes against women

Islamist militant pleads guilty to destroying Timbuktu shrines

Landmark case marks first time cultural destruction has been prosecuted as war crime

International Criminal Court opens its ‘peace palace’

With permanent home finally open, the ICC must live up to its aspirations

ICC to investigate possible Russian war crimes

Evidence peacekeepers and civilians killed in 2008 conflict between Russia and Georgia

Little chance that Kunduz hospital bombers will end up in court

Unlikely the US will ever submit to the authority of the ICC, despite supporting it

War crimes trial of ‘The Terminator’ poses challenge for international court

Congolese militia leader faces charges of rape and sexual slavery

International Criminal Court asked to keep Kenyatta case open

Lawyers urge judges not to let prosecutor drop investigation of Kenyan leader

ICC prosecutor refuses to attend Kenyan court

Prosecutor summonsed in case aimed at revealing secret list believed to name those behind post-election violence in Kenya in 2007 and 2008

International court still struggling to have impact

Some of most powerful states have at times opposed and blocked work of court

ICC credibility in shreds as Omar al-Bashir flies home

African nations unite to protect president of Sudan against arrest for Darfur war crimes

ICC asked to investigate abduction by Boko Haram of 276 Nigerian girls

Request made to International Criminal Court by influential global justice centre

International Criminal Court elects first woman president

In the ICC, male judges outnumber females by 11 to six but women are now taking on influential positions

Palestinian Authority joins international criminal court

Move welcomed as opportunity to bring accountability to years of conflict

Efforts to arrest Sudan president foiled by UN veto

International Criminal Court is weakened by the UN Security Council

Israel seeks to block Gaza war crimes investigation

Campaign to urge members of International Criminal Court to cut its funds

War crimes case against Israel over Gaza may never get started

International Criminal Court would face huge challenge in taking up Palestinian suit

Investigation of alleged torture by CIA faces uphill battle as geopolitics obscure justice

Laws and loyalty to the US hamper the International Criminal Court

ICC withdraws war crimes charges against Uhuru Kenyatta

Kenyan president was accused of fomenting ethnic violence after 2007 election

‘Private citizen’ Kenyatta appears before International Criminal Court

Kenya’s president in relaxed mood as he faces judges in The Hague

ICC asked to acquit Kenyatta of crimes against humanity

Prosecution claims evidence is being withheld by Kenyan government

Kenyatta has his day in court but trial may never take place

Analysis: Hearing in the Hague comes amid doubts over the prosecution case

Kenyan president ordered to appear at ICC

The Hague summons seen by MPs as an attempt to ‘humiliate’ him

Kenyan president’s Hague trial effectively collapses

Kenyatta case will not open due to insufficient evidence

Hamas and Fatah agree plan to secure a Palestinian state in East Jerusalem

Analysis: initiative would see US acting as mediator with Israel

Human rights groups urge Abbas to seek redress at International Criminal Court

Open letter from 17 organisations says allegations of war crimes should be pursued

African Union agrees protocol for court of justice ahead of ICC Kenyatta trial

African equivalent to Hague court will grant immunity to sitting heads of state

Budget cuts and a landmark trial turn spotlight on the world’s ‘legal capital’

Kenyan president’s case crucial to The Hague’s reputation

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