Steinmeier says legal proceedings against Nazis laid the foundation for a global criminal justice system to bring people to account for war crimes and crimes against humanity

MK Michal Cotler-Wunsh, daughter of Canada's ex-justice minister, vows to use the 'language of rights and international law so that Israel can rise from the docket of the accused'

International court rejects request for judicial review of decision to not investigate Marmara deaths, though it admits errors made by Fatou Bensouda in reaching conclusion

France says moves against Fatou Bensouda and second official at Hague court 'amount to a serious attack' after US says it will freeze assets as punishment for Afghanistan probe

Pompeo: US won't abide ICC's 'illegitimate attempts to subject Americans to its jurisdiction' with Afghanistan probe; court also looking at charging Israel, Hamas with war crimes

List of 200-300 people reportedly includes top officials who could be under fire if The Hague rules tribunal can be opened into alleged crimes in West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem

Jurists from France, Hungary and Benin will soon rule if the International Criminal Court has jurisdiction to investigate war crimes allegedly committed in Palestine

After months of deliberations and with Jerusalem vehemently opposed, pre-trial chamber set to rule on international court's authority to investigate incidents in West Bank, Gaza

Court president says moves will undermine global effort to hold those responsible for atrocities to account

Palestinian Authority answers query from judges on Mahmoud Abbas's declaration last month voiding all agreements with Israel, ahead of a ruling on jurisdiction for war crimes probe