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Human rights activist Femi Falana has said the International Criminal Court (ICC) has to wait a while before intervening in the alleged killings and rights abuse of #EndSARS protesters in Nigeria.
According to Falana, the only grounds the ICC could intervene is if the respective governments, state and federal, fail to act.
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He said, “In the instant case the ICC will wait a while and confirm whether the government is prepared to bring perpetrators of unlawful killings in the #EndSARS protests to book.
“Pursuant to the Rome Statute the International Criminal Court is empowered to prosecute crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and crime of aggression if a member state is unable or unwilling to bring culprits to justice.”
