CLEAN : The ICC prosecutor on trying the worlds worst crimes

The video discusses the International Criminal Court's (ICC) involvement in African cases, highlighting the lack of political will in some countries like Kenya. It addresses criticism of the ICC, noting that many cases were brought by African states themselves. The video also touches on the challenges of jurisdiction in Syria, where the ICC lacks territorial jurisdiction but has personal jurisdiction over nationals of state parties involved with ISIS. The overarching theme is the slow but eventual progress of justice.

What is one of the main challenges faced by the ICC in dealing with international crimes?

• Political will of member states

• Insufficient legal framework

• Overpopulation in prisons

• Lack of funding

Why is the ICC often criticized for its focus on African cases?

• It is headquartered in Africa

• Because African countries have the most crimes

• Due to a perceived bias against African nations

• Because it only accepts cases from Africa

Which countries were exceptions in bringing cases to the ICC themselves?

• Kenya, Sudan, and Libya

• Nigeria, Egypt, and South Africa

• Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda

• Ghana, Morocco, and Algeria

What is a significant limitation of the ICC in addressing crimes in Syria?

• Lack of evidence

• No territorial jurisdiction

• Insufficient funding

• Political instability

What type of jurisdiction does the ICC have over nationals of state parties involved with ISIS?

• Universal jurisdiction

• Territorial jurisdiction

• No jurisdiction

• Personal jurisdiction