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The International Criminal Court is discovering why dictators are really hard to prosecuteAt the International Criminal Court (ICC), corrupting witnesses has become a global business. Since it was established in 2002 to prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, the court in The Hague has indicted some three dozen people but convicted only two Congolese militia leaders. One reason, the prosecutors say, is rampant witness tampering.
Updated July 21, 20223 min read