Accountability in Action: The Role of the ICC

This chapter examines the International Criminal Court's (ICC) function in prosecuting global crimes and ensuring accountability for leaders, particularly focusing on Lithuania's case against Belarus. It details the legal challenges posed by Belarus not being a signatory to the Rome Statute and the implications for human rights violations under President Lukashenko's regime. The discussion emphasizes the necessity for international cooperation in addressing injustices as well as the complexities faced in achieving justice for victims.