ICC Rules of Procedure and Evidence

The ICC Rules of Procedure and Evidence are the established guidelines that govern how the International Criminal Court (ICC) conducts its investigations and trials. They outline how cases are initiated, how evidence is collected and presented, and how justice is administered fairly and transparently. These rules ensure proceedings are consistent, rights are protected, and the process is organized. They also specify procedures for hearing witnesses, issuing rulings, and handling disputes, helping to ensure that justice is achieved efficiently and in accordance with international legal standards.