Should we permit the foundations of international law to erode, the world would slip once more into anarchy and chaos.
Should we permit the foundations of international law to erode, the world would slip once more into anarchy and chaos.
Former Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. Former Chef de Cabinet of ICC Prosecutor.
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