22ND SESSION OF THE ICC ASSEMBLY OF STATES PARTIES 2023 (ASP22)
From 4-14 December 2023, the 22nd session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court took place at the United Nations Headquarters, in New York.
Serving as the management oversight and legislative body of the Court, the ICC Assembly of States Parties (the Assembly) meets in full plenary once a year to discuss and decide upon matters key to the future functioning of the ICC. Civil society is there every step of the way, monitoring sessions and interacting with delegates, in order to advocate for a fair, effective and independent ICC.
What happened at ASP22?
Catch up on all the action from the 22nd Session of Assembly of States Parties with our summary of main outcomes and key takeaways.
#NGOVoices at ASP22
Civil society from around the world share their views and recommendations on what States and the Court can do, at this Assembly session, and look ahead to 2024.
Civil Society Recommendations for #ASP22
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Coalition for the ICC Letter to States Parties ASP22 - 17 November 2023
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The Coalition for the ICC calls for the adoption of historic permanent vetting process for all ICC elections at ASP22: CICC Elections Team Paper: “At a crossroads: Recommendations to States Parties on developing a permanent vetting process that is purpose-built"
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Justicia y Paz (in Spanish)
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Lawyers for Justice in Libya: 22nd Session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of The International Criminal Court: Lawyers For Justice In Libya’s Recommendations For The ICC’s Work In Libya (Arabic)
Civil society addresses #ASP22
Civil Society addresses ICC States Parties during the 22nd session of the ICC-ASP.
ASP22 Side Events: Broadening the scope of ASP22 discussions
In the margins of the 22nd session of the Assembly of States Parties, civil society, States and the Court organized a number of side events. Civil society side events create a platform for dialogue among ASP participants, including the Court, States Parties and civil society.
