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Onye ndi iro gbara gburugburu n'eche ndu ya nche mgbe nile

By Justice Hub

We have received numerous questions about how individuals can file complaints with the ICC. Justice Hub put those questions to Emeric Rogier, Head of Situation Analysis at the ICC. 

Q: Can anyone send a complaint to the ICC?
A: Yes, any individual, group or organisation can send information on alleged crimes to the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the ICC. These are referred to as “communications.” They can be sent by post, by fax or by e-mail to otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int. Because all communications are subjected to analysis by the OTP, the more detailed and substantive the information received, the better the Office is able to focus its analysis.

Q: What language can a sender use?
A: Senders are advised to submit information in English or French (the working languages of the Court) or in one of the other official languages of the Court: Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish. If the information is submitted in another language, the Office attempts to obtain informal translations where possible.

Q: What do you do when you get a complaint?
A: Upon receiving a communication, the Office assesses whether the allegations appear to fall within the Court’s jurisdiction. The jurisdictional criteria are explained further below. If the communication does not appear to meet the jurisdictional criteria, it is deemed to be manifestly outside of the Court’s jurisdiction. If the criteria appear to be met, a communication can be linked to a situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination by the Court, in which case it is analysed as part of those situations and cases, by the relevant investigative team.

Q: But what if the communication isn’t about a situation already under investigation?
A: If the communication does not relate to any situation under investigation or preliminary examination, it will be deemed as warranting further analysis in order to inform a decision on whether a formal preliminary examination should be initiated. This decision is made on the basis of all communications relating to the same situation[b] ( you see where smart phone and internet connection may come in if some people start misbehaving?)[/b], as well as publicly available information. Communications are not analysed in isolation from each other.

Q: Do you let the sender know what’s happening?
A: In all cases, the sender is informed by the OTP Information Desk of which of the above ways his/her communication will be dealt with by the Office. The sender also receives an individual reference number, so that they can submit additional information as part of the communication should he/she wish to do so.

Q: How would a complaint received from an individual ever end up forming part of a case?

[b]A: Information received by the Office on alleged crimes is analysed in conjunction with other relevant communications as well as open source information mass whatsapping, blogging, nairalanding, facebooking, twitting, etc. In other words, communications are not analysed in isolation from each other, but rather are used to inform the Office’s analysis of a situation as a whole. [/b]If a communication that is deemed to warrant further analysis does not relate to any situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination, then it will be analysed with the assistance of other related communications and other available information in order to inform a decision on whether a formal preliminary examination should be initiated.If a communication is received that relates to a situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination, that communication will be channelled to the appropriate team within the Office working on that situation or case. Whether that information is presented as evidence in trial or pre-trial proceedings will depend on a number of prosecutorial considerations, primarily the relevance and strength of the evidence.

Source: https://justicehub.org/article/how-can-people-report-crimes-icc

Flattttties will bombard that email with stupid requests

Iamwrath:
Flattttties will bombard that email with stupid requests

Lol. Which one be Flattties again.

cowards. when you ipob miscreants called for kumuyi to be attacked in Igbo land nobody cried to ICC.

when you airheads told buhari you will kill him if he comes to the east nobody cried to ICC.

when you mor0ns labelled the region that produces 70% of the food we eat down south parasites and insulted them on live radio no one cried to ICC.

now the parasite is tired and wants you to leave his land so he doesn't have to feed fat on you like you claim you are crying blue murder.


cowards!!! the real cowards. just like your mor0nic governor that declared fasting and prayer in response to Fulani attacks.

you cvnts should thank your stars the white men came on time. if the colonial masters had waited for 50 more years fulanis would have invaded IBO land without resistance while your ancestors were busy killing twins and dancing around camp fires naked


cowards without any serious history

Jaideyone:
cowards. when you ipob miscreants called for kumuyi to be attacked in Igbo land nobody cried to ICC.

when you airheads told buhari you will kill him if he comes to the east nobody cried to ICC.

when you mor0ns labelled the region that produces 70% of the food we eat down south parasites and insulted them on live radio no one cried to ICC.

now the parasite is tired and wants you to leave his land so he doesn't have to feed fat on you like you claim you are crying blue murder.


cowards!!! the real cowards. just like your mor0nic governor that declared fasting and prayer in response to Fulani attacks.

you cvnts should thank your stars the white men came on time. if the colonial masters had waited for 50 more years fulanis would have invaded IBO land without resistance while your ancestors were busy killing twins and dancing around camp fires naked


cowards without any serious history

Thank you, Sir. Zik and the Zikist Movement Disagree with you.

Igbo, copy and save this ICC email address. otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int

igbodefender:
Thank you, Sir. Zik and the Zikist Movement Disagree with you.

we all know how zik stood against Biafra while the likes of Soyinka and other Yorubas were pro Biafra. ipob started the message of hate before buhari won the 2015 election. now the north fired just one shot and you're all running helter skelter cowards

Jaideyone:
we all know how zik stood against Biafra while the likes of Soyinka and other Yorubas were pro Biafra. ipob started the message of hate before buhari won the 2015 election. now the north fired just one shot and you're all running helter skelter cowards

Your perspective of the situation and your definition of cowardise is quite perplexing.

Please all igbos should bookmark this page, and do some further study.
Op mention Igbo nairalanders so they can view the thread. There are other efforts underway as well . well done.

igbodefender:
Onye ndi iro gbara gburugburu n'eche ndu ya nche mgbe nile

By Justice Hub

We have received numerous questions about how individuals can file complaints with the ICC. Justice Hub put those questions to Emeric Rogier, Head of Situation Analysis at the ICC. 

Q: Can anyone send a complaint to the ICC?
A: Yes, any individual, group or organisation can send information on alleged crimes to the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the ICC. These are referred to as “communications.” They can be sent by post, by fax or by e-mail to otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int. Because all communications are subjected to analysis by the OTP, the more detailed and substantive the information received, the better the Office is able to focus its analysis.

Q: What language can a sender use?
A: Senders are advised to submit information in English or French (the working languages of the Court) or in one of the other official languages of the Court: Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish. If the information is submitted in another language, the Office attempts to obtain informal translations where possible.

Q: What do you do when you get a complaint?
A: Upon receiving a communication, the Office assesses whether the allegations appear to fall within the Court’s jurisdiction. The jurisdictional criteria are explained further below. If the communication does not appear to meet the jurisdictional criteria, it is deemed to be manifestly outside of the Court’s jurisdiction. If the criteria appear to be met, a communication can be linked to a situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination by the Court, in which case it is analysed as part of those situations and cases, by the relevant investigative team.

Q: But what if the communication isn’t about a situation already under investigation?
A: If the communication does not relate to any situation under investigation or preliminary examination, it will be deemed as warranting further analysis in order to inform a decision on whether a formal preliminary examination should be initiated. This decision is made on the basis of all communications relating to the same situation[b] ( you see where smart phone and internet connection may come in if some people start misbehaving?)[/b], as well as publicly available information. Communications are not analysed in isolation from each other.

Q: Do you let the sender know what’s happening?
A: In all cases, the sender is informed by the OTP Information Desk of which of the above ways his/her communication will be dealt with by the Office. The sender also receives an individual reference number, so that they can submit additional information as part of the communication should he/she wish to do so.

Q: How would a complaint received from an individual ever end up forming part of a case?

[b]A: Information received by the Office on alleged crimes is analysed in conjunction with other relevant communications as well as open source information mass whatsapping, blogging, nairalanding, facebooking, twitting, etc. In other words, communications are not analysed in isolation from each other, but rather are used to inform the Office’s analysis of a situation as a whole. [/b]If a communication that is deemed to warrant further analysis does not relate to any situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination, then it will be analysed with the assistance of other related communications and other available information in order to inform a decision on whether a formal preliminary examination should be initiated.If a communication is received that relates to a situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination, that communication will be channelled to the appropriate team within the Office working on that situation or case. Whether that information is presented as evidence in trial or pre-trial proceedings will depend on a number of prosecutorial considerations, primarily the relevance and strength of the evidence.

Source: https://justicehub.org/article/how-can-people-report-crimes-icc

See the case against Buhari that could be presented to the ICC: https://www.naijiant.com/articles/crimes-humanity-case-buhari/

newbornmacho:
Please all igbos should bookmark this page, and do some further study.
Op mention Igbo nairalanders so they can view the thread. There are other efforts underway as well . well done.

Thanks for that great tip. Will do that.

Naijiant:
See the case against Buhari that could be presented to the ICC: https://www.naijiant.com/articles/crimes-humanity-case-buhari/

No, let us forgive Buhari for whatever. Let Igbos focus on anyone that siezes Igbo properties, or hurts Igbos, or kills Igbos, or evicts Igbos from October 1. There is no panacea for human ills. Publicity is the nearest approach, says a wise man.

EzeUche sunnyb0b0 iSlayer2 nototribalist Nnemuka and other Igbo leaders of though on Nairaland, please share and copy.

Share the original post on your Whatsapp and Facebook now!!

Igbos already getting scared of the impending doom they allowed Nnamdi kanu and his IPOB miscreants push them into.
I only hope this phases out and never come to pass

Yyeske:
Igbos already getting scared of the impending doom they allowed Nnamdi kanu and his IPOB miscreants push them into.
I only hope this phases out and never come to pass

There can be no justification for genocide. You goofed here.

Yyeske:
Igbos already getting scared of the impending doom they allowed Nnamdi kanu and his IPOB miscreants push them into.
I only hope this phases out and never come to pass

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Iamwrath:
Flattttties will bombard that email with stupid requests

E pain am

Yyeske:
Igbos already getting scared of the impending doom they allowed Nnamdi kanu and his IPOB miscreants push them into.
I only hope this phases out and never come to pass

Igbo wanna be why are you this stupid

Buratai will not like this

Yyeske:
Igbos already getting scared of the impending doom they allowed Nnamdi kanu and his IPOB miscreants push them into.
I only hope this phases out and never come to pass

Strange coming from someone who claim to be an Anambrarian. I see why tribalism is on the high on this forum.

Get help bro!

Brothers,this is unnecessary.


Believe me when real genocide starts you wont even know where ur phone,camera,PC, are n this email address will be the last thing on ur mind.


LETS LIVE IN PEACE AND DEAL WITH OUR DIFFERENCES AS THEY COME.


Genocide can never happen in Rwanda again but person wey don go don go.

Nice one. It will be very easy to send photographs, videos and facts to build a case at the ICC.

People that took part in the Rwandan genocide more than twenty years ago are being sentenced, some are still on trial. Talkless of today the era of the smartphone. I pity these so called Arewa youth leaders if anything happens to Igbos in the north henceforth

Lol, the trouble finders are preparing their victim mentality for the repercussions of their actions.
First you go insult and threaten everyone, then they come deal with you, then you run to united nations crying victim, lol typical