International Criminal Court: An Early Warning For Nigerian Officials By Aloy Ejimakor
International Criminal Court: An Early Warning For Nigerian Officials By Aloy Ejimakor So, for what’s worth, this humble piece is an early warning to all Nigerian officials who are - directly or indirectly - involved in any extrajudicial killings or other inhumane treatments that appear to be the order of the day in this era. by Aloy Ejimakor May 25, 2021 The Rome Statute is the international treaty that founded the International Criminal Court. Comprising of 13 Parts, it establishes the governing framework for the Court. Adopted at the Rome Conference on 17th July 1998, it came into force ...