Victims Before the International Criminal Court

Focusing on the challenges faced by the International Criminal Court, this book examines the complexities of defining victimhood and participation in proceedings. It highlights the court's unique victim participation system and its ongoing struggle to meet expectations. By analyzing various international crimes and drawing comparisons with national jurisdictions, the author proposes a clearer framework for victim rights. Additionally, it explores the ICC's reparation system through the Trust Fund for Victims, aiming to foster a more realistic approach that enhances the court's acceptance and effectiveness.