In 1948 the United Nations General Assembly first recognised the need for a permanent international court to deal with atrocities of the kind prosecuted after World War II. At the request of the General Assembly, the International Law Commission (ILC) drafted two statutes by the early 1950s, but these were shelved during the Cold War, which made the establishment of an international criminal court politically unrealistic.
Sanciones de EE.UU. limitan servicios a jueza del Tribunal Penal Internacional
La jueza canadiense Kimberly Prost, del Tribunal Penal Internacional (TPI), enfrenta restricciones severas en su vida personal y profesional tras las sanciones impuestas por la administración de Donald Trump. Según reportes de NPR, Prost ha perdido el acceso a servicios digitales esenciales, como su
