Victims Before the International Criminal Court

Focusing on the challenges faced by the International Criminal Court in defining eligible participants, this book highlights the court's commitment to justice for victims through a unique victim participation system. It proposes a new framework for understanding victimhood by examining various international crimes and draws on national practices to guide participation rights. Additionally, it provides insights into the ICC's reparation mechanisms via the Trust Fund for Victims. The critical analysis aims to foster a realistic approach, enhancing the ICC's credibility and acceptance.