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The International Criminal Court should be abolished.
Charlotte Carney argues that the International Court focuses predominately on individuals from the global South, refuses to look at the structural causes of conflicts, such as colonialism and the global economic order, and relies on imprisonment. It creates an illusion of addressing conflict whilst effectively giving impunity to western leaders. It should be abolished.