By Alix Vuillemin | Project Leader
During the reporting period, the Coalition for the International Criminal Court has revitalized its contributions to advancing civil society active engagement in policy and decision-making on critical aspects of the Rome Statute system, in particular at the International Criminal Court and the Assembly of States Parties. Civil society engagement during this period is evidenced by the quantity, quality and reach of positions papers, social media campaigns, joint letters, events and through the physical participation of more than 350 individuals from civil society in inter-sessional activities and regular sessions of the Assembly that were held in 2021 and 2022.
The impact of the CICC can be measured through the integration of key advocacy points into decisions of the Assembly and positions of the Court and individual States Parties, including on topics concerning the allocation of resources to the Court, vetting and protection of human rights defenders. Further, the contributions of civil society, facilitated through the CICC, have been recognized in statements and reports by the President of the Assembly, ASP facilitators and focal points, States Parties and ICC organs. And as a result of the relevance of the fight against impunity through the Rome Statute system, the CICC membership has also grown in 2022.
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