The International Criminal Court at the Crossroads: selectivity, politics and the prosecution of international crimes in a post-Western world
Journal: Revista de Direito Internacional
Year: 2024

By delving into the past and present, this article’s objective is to critically assess the selectivity of International Criminal Law (ICL) in light of the International Criminal Court (ICC)’s response to the conflict in Ukraine. This research seeks to provide insight into selectivity, politics and international criminal lawmaking and enforcement, attempting to pave a future where the ICC may engage in international affairs in a meaningful and adequate way. This is a case study that, by adopting