International Criminal Court
- The ICC prosecutes individual criminal responsibility for specified international crimes
- ICC jurisdiction has temporal and territorial or nationality conditions and referral routes
- Complementarity gives genuine national proceedings priority
- ICC enforcement depends on cooperation by states
- The ICC is treaty-based and distinct from the United Nations
- The Assembly of States Parties provides management oversight of the ICC
- ICC funding combines state-party contributions with permitted voluntary support
- The Trust Fund for Victims has a distinct assistance and reparations role
- The four ICC organs