Anna Holligan, a BBC correspondent in the Netherlands, dives into the complexities of the International Criminal Court. She discusses recent arrest warrants issued amidst the Israel-Gaza conflict, shedding light on the court's role in holding leaders accountable. Holligan explores the ICC's powers, reliance on member states for enforcement, and the impact of significant non-member countries on its effectiveness. She also addresses the challenges posed by U.S. sanctions and critiques regarding the court's perceived biases, revealing the fragile nature of international justice.
