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The International Criminal Court explains one part of The Hague's justice role: it prosecutes individuals for grave international crimes when national courts cannot or will not do so.
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Read about the Court to distinguish it from the city's other international institutions. Founded under the Rome Statute, it deals with genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, while the Permanent Court of Arbitration helps resolve disputes through arbitration. Its presence in The Hague is significant context for the city, but a headquarters address alone does not make it a public sightseeing stop.
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