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Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger Leave ICC: A Bold Stand or Political Shift? | News Central
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have made a groundbreaking move by formally notifying the International Criminal Court (ICC) of their decision to withdraw, citing accusations of "neo-colonial" bias. In this discussion, experts Héni Nsaibia and Daniel Eizenga dive deep into the implications of this historic decision, its potential impact on African governance, and the future of international justice.
Source: The conversation - News Central | 24 September 2025
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have made a groundbreaking move by formally notifying the International Criminal Court (ICC) of their decision to withdraw, citing accusations of "neo-colonial" bias. This decision is shaking the foundations of international justice, raising critical questions about the ICC’s fairness and whether African countries are reclaiming sovereignty or simply shifting political alliances. In this discussion, experts Héni Nsaibia and Daniel Eizenga dive deep into the implications of this historic decision, its potential impact on African governance, and the future of international justice.
