International Justice and the ICC

The video discusses the limitations and criticisms of international justice, particularly focusing on the indictment of General Basher. It highlights the ineffectiveness of the international court, which lacks enforcement power, and the perception of Western hegemony in its operations. The expulsion of humanitarian agencies following Basher's indictment and the court's focus on leaders from the global South are also examined. The speaker expresses skepticism about the court's ability to deliver true justice and suggests that it serves as a tool for Western interests.

What was the main expectation from the International Criminal Court (ICC) according to the speaker?

• To replace national courts

• To act as a global police force

• To bring about international justice

• To establish a new world order

What is the speaker's view on the fantasy of international justice?

• It is supported by all nations

• It is already a reality

• It is a cruel joke

• It is achievable with more resources

What does the speaker imply about the ICC's ability to enforce its rulings?

• It can enforce rulings without any support

• It relies on the cooperation of sovereign states

• It has its own military force

• It has a strong enforcement mechanism

What was one of the concrete results of General Basher's indictment?

• Formation of a new international treaty

• Expulsion of humanitarian agencies

• Strengthening of the ICC

• Increased international support

Which group remained on the ground despite the expulsion of other agencies?

• Doctors Without Borders

• World Vision

• UNICEF

• Red Cross

Which movement does the speaker associate with a certain islamophobia?

• Human Rights Watch

• Save Darfur movement

• Greenpeace

• Amnesty International

How did General Basher respond to the ICC's indictment?

• He went into hiding

• He sought asylum in a neighboring country

• He surrendered to the court

• He defied the court by traveling to other countries

What does the speaker suggest about the ICC's focus on indicting individuals from the global South?

• It promotes global equality

• It is a fair representation of global justice

• It perpetuates Western hegemony

• It is a necessary step for peace

According to the speaker, why is the ICC unlikely to gain global allegiance?

• It lacks a physical headquarters

• It is perceived as biased and ineffective

• It has too many member states

• It focuses only on economic crimes

What is the speaker's opinion on the likelihood of seeing generals from powerful countries in the ICC?

• It is unlikely

• It is very likely

• It is irrelevant to the ICC's mission

• It has already happened