On the 28th anniversary of the Rome Statute, Toby Cadman examines the growing campaign to undermine the International Criminal Court. He argues that sanctions, political pressure and efforts to weaken the ICC threaten not only a single institution, but the broader principles of judicial independence, accountability and the international rule of law.

An independent review of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers raises fundamental questions about transparency, judicial accountability and institutional oversight. Toby Cadman examines whether international justice can retain legitimacy when meaningful external scrutiny is limited.