US Hostility to the International Criminal Court
| Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 32 No. 104/5 US Hostility to the International Criminal Court |
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| Abstract of Briefing |
| Title: | US Hostility to the International Criminal Court |
| Author: | Robin Cook |
| Location: | Vol.32 No.104/5 (Jun/Sep 2005), pp464-466 |
| A commitment to an international criminal court was one of the changes for the better in foreign policy as a result of Labour's victory. Under the Conservatives, Britain had been a backmarker in negotiations to set up such a court. After the change of regime, Britain was propelled into the front rank of countries supporting an international system to bring to justice those guilty of crimes against humanity. |
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