Category International Criminal Court

This subcategory examines how the ICC safeguards victims’ rights to participation, protection, remedy, and reparation under the Rome Statute.

Prac: Case Work Topic: Victim Participation

Illustration of Rodrigo Roa Duterte in front of International Criminal Court symbols, labelled “Duterte Case: The Prosecutor v. Rodrigo Roa Duterte, ICC-01/21-01/25.”

From Victims’ Communications to Trial Preparation: A Timeline of the ICC Duterte Case

How did the ICC Duterte case move from Article 15 communications and victim representations to arrest, confirmation of charges and trial preparation? This verified timeline separates allegations, rulings and victims’ submissions.

Law: International Norms Topic: Victims’ Rights

Illustration of an International Criminal Court courtroom showing the positions of judges, the accused and defence counsel, prosecution lawyers, victims’ legal representatives, a witness giving evidence, and the public gallery.

What Rights Do Victims Have at the ICC? Status, Participation, Protection, Legal Representation and Information

Who qualifies as a victim before the ICC? This guide explains victim status, applications to participate, protection, legal representation and access to information—and the limits required by a fair trial.