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France: Questions and Controversy about ICC

Written bySuzanne Lehn

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Posted 29 May 2010 12:16 GMT

EU-LOGOS blog explains why France was questioned by an Amnesty International report about its implementation in internal criminal law of the 1998 International Criminal Court status (fr). An impending bill seems to require a condition of  the “usual country of residence” to be France for legal proceedings to take place.

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