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• ↓ If Israel won’t prosecute those responsible for the World Central Kitchen Attack, states whose citizens were killed must
• ↓ Yielding justice now, and in the future: The case for an independent investigative mechanisms for Sudan
• ↓ The bill, the memo, and the gavel behind the atrocity: Prosecuting lawyers responsible for international crimes
• ↓ The Next ICC Prosecutor: Someone who has never wanted the job?
• ↓ Defending the ICC is about defending Sovereignty
• ↓ If the ICC dies, it won’t be Trump that kills it, but the indifference of the Court’s supposed backers
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"The Israeli army has concluded its probe into the 2024 drone strikes that killed seven humanitarian workers from the World Central Kitchen (WCK). The verdict? No criminal investigation is warranted. No explanation was provided. The decision not to pursue criminal responsibility for the attack was slammed by Western states as “shameful”. Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand called it “unacceptable”. The Australian government said it was “outraged”. The Polish foreign ministry declared it was “disappointed”."

"If Western states are indeed dissatisfied with the outcome of the Israeli probe, then they should investigate the crime themselves. They have the institutional capacity and legal right to do so. Not pursuing an investigation would mean they accept Israeli impunity for the killing of their aid workers in Gaza."

"Images taken in the wake of the drone strikes on the WCK convoy show a charred hole where Israeli missiles breached the roof of the organisation’s vehicles – right next to the organisation’s logo. The three cars in the WCK convoy were clearly marked and their movements across the Gaza strip were coordinated, in real time, with Israeli forces. Such precautions weren’t enough to protect the lives of Lalzawmi Frankcom (Australia, 43 years old), Damian Soból (Poland, 35), Saifeddin Issam Ayad Abutaha (Palestine, 25), Jacob Flickinger (dual citizen of the US and Canada, 33), or British citizens John Chapman (57), James Henderson (33) and James Kirby (47). They are among the over 1,000 humanitarian aid workers killed in Gaza since 2023."

"The following post calling for the establishment of an independent investigative mechanism for Sudan was written by Abdalbasit Mohamed, Moneim Adam, Mikel Delagrange, and Mark Kersten. Mohamed is a Sudanese lawyer and Research Officer with the Wayamo Foundation. Adam is the Access to Justice Programme Director at Gisa INC. Delagrange is the senior international legal advisor at the Wayamo Foundation. And Kersten is a Senior Consultant at Wayamo and founder of the JiC blog."

Key Topics & Focus Areas for justiceinconflict.org:

If Israel won’t prosecute those responsible for the World Central Kitchen Attack, states whose citizens were killed must

Yielding justice now, and in the future: The case for an independent investigative mechanisms for Sudan

The bill, the memo, and the gavel behind the atrocity: Prosecuting lawyers responsible for international crimes

The Next ICC Prosecutor: Someone who has never wanted the job?

Defending the ICC is about defending Sovereignty

If the ICC dies, it won’t be Trump that kills it, but the indifference of the Court’s supposed backers