International Criminal Court To Probe Possible War Crimes In Ukraine

The video discusses the concept of war crimes, focusing on the accusations against Russia for its actions in Ukraine. It explains what constitutes a war crime, such as targeting civilians and using prohibited weapons. The role of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in prosecuting these crimes is highlighted, along with the challenges faced in gathering evidence and holding individuals accountable. Despite difficulties, collecting evidence remains crucial for future accountability.

What is considered a war crime according to international law?

• Targeting military bases

• Attacking civilians

• Negotiating peace treaties

• Using conventional weapons

What is the primary function of the International Criminal Court?

• To prosecute individuals for war crimes

• To provide humanitarian aid

• To mediate international disputes

• To investigate countries

What historical event is the ICC compared to in terms of its function?

• The United Nations Charter

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The Nuremberg Trials

• The Geneva Convention

What is a significant challenge in prosecuting war crimes?

• Lack of evidence

• International support

• Military intervention

• Political stability

Why is it important to gather evidence of war crimes despite the challenges?

• To immediately punish the guilty

• To support military operations

• To build a historical record

• To deter future conflicts