Elizabeth Evenson
Elizabeth Evenson is associate international justice director at Human Rights Watch
States shouldn’t use ICC budget to interfere with its work
By: Elizabeth Evenson & Jonathan O’Donohue
States complain that the ICC needs to broaden investigations beyond Africa—yet some of the same states are now trying to limit the increased budget needed to do ...
Still falling short—the ICC’s capacity crisis
By: Elizabeth Evenson & Jonathan O’Donohue
The ICC’s proposed expansion still falls well short of meeting the significant demands on the court.
ICC success depends on its impact locally
By: Elizabeth Evenson
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Delivering justice for victims is the raison d’etre of the ICC. But making justice count for victims requires much more than fair trials in a Hague courtroom.
The International Criminal Court at risk
By: Elizabeth Evenson & Jonathan O’Donohue
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With all-too-limited resources, the ICC is falling behind in the fight against impunity. Unless drastic measures are taken, it may never catch up.