Once the International Criminal Court becomes involved, investigations rarely follow political expectations.
Dar es Salaam. For years, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has been viewed as the ultimate avenue for justice when domestic institutions fail victims of political violence.
Yet experience shows that once the Court becomes involved, investigations rarely follow political expectations.
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