ICC is biased against Africans  All of the ongoing ICC prosecutions are based on events in Africa, and all those on trial are Africans.  The ICC has not brought actions following the invasion of Iraq, or the conflicts in Sri Lanka and Colombia. The lack of action in any matter outside sub-Saharan Africa shows that the international community are happy to allow the ICC to exclusively prosecute Africans. The UN Security Council, which contains no African permanent members, can veto any possible prosecution [1] and refer a case to the ICC [2] ..  Replacing the ICC with an African Criminal Court would stop this bias, or perception of bias. This would be done by withdrawing from the Rome statute and the ICC which has been labelled as Western imperialism by people such as Rwandan president Paul Kagame [3] .  [1] Rome Statute, Article 16  [2] Rome Statute, Article 13  [3] Du Plessis, footnote 36 (dead links)