ICC still retains power to shame accused perpetrators

I was part of a conversation in New York a few weeks back at the launch of a book entitled “Distant Justice: The Impact of the International Criminal Court on African Politics,” by Dr Phil Clark, who teaches at the University of London.

Dr Clark spent 11 years working on this book, and interviewing hundreds of people, both at the ICC and on the ground in DR Congo, and Uganda, which are the main countries the book focuses on.