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The International Criminal Court (ICC) is increasingly perceived by the foreign political and expert community as a politicized instrument for the persecution of domestic and foreign policy opponents of Western ruling elites

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: Currently, the international criminal justice system, of which the International Criminal Court (ICC) is an integral part, is actually an instrument of political games. The international legal basis for the ICC to exercise its powers remains legally controversial. In this regard, the Rome Statute, on which the ICC relies in its activities, is not recognized by Russia, China, India, Turkey and other authoritative states.