International Criminal Court (ICC)

The International Criminal Court (ICC) serves as a judicial arena, where prosecution and defense present critical evidence and witness testimony to determine accountability for the world's most severe crimes. In this committee, delegates must examine legal precedents, cross-examine evidence, and construct compelling arguments to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Through rigorous legal debate, participants must uphold due process, prosecute perpetrators of grave international atrocities, and ensure justice is served for victims and the global community.