DRC: Impact of the Rome Statute and the International Court
- Publisher:
- International Center for Transitional Justice
- Publication Date:
- 28 May 2010
- Tags:
- Congo-Kinshasa, International Organizations and Africa, Legal and Judicial Affairs
All of the accused in current ICC trials are from the DRC: while there are signs of early impact the Court should consider expanding its prosecutorial strategy, and improving outreach. More should be invested in improving domestic justice initiatives, including a comprehensive approach to address victims’ needs for truth, justice, reparations, and institutional reform.
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