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Putting the pieces of human rights policy together

  • Recognizing
    human rights
    problems
  • Establishing
    accountability for
    human rights abuse
  • Thinking
    about
    the future
  • Developing
    methods of
    research and
    advocacy
  • Making
    international
    human rights
    policy decisions

Human Rights Glossary

International Criminal Court (ICC)

ICC – International Criminal Court. A permanent international court established in 2002 to prosecute individual perpetrators of the most serious crimes of concern to the international community, including genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Not to be confused with the International Court of Justice, an organ of the UN that has a broader mandate to hear cases between states.

See more human rights glossary terms…

Human Rights Policy Resources

  • Core Human Rights Treaties and Monitoring Bodies
  • UN Special Procedures
  • UN Treaty Collection
  • Universal Human Rights Instruments

Human Rights: From Practice to Policy

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