User:Nightstallion/International Criminal Court
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The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court has 139 signatures and 104 ratifications as at 1 November 2006, the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the Court has 62 signatures and 48 ratifications as at 1 February 2007. (cf. State Parties of the International Criminal Court)
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[edit] Africa (Sub-Saharan)
[edit] Rome Statute ratified
Guinea – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed – APIC to be ratified soon
Botswana – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Burundi – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Chad – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Comoros – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Democratic Republic of the Congo – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Republic of the Congo – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Djibouti – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Gabon – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Gambia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Ghana – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Kenya – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Malawi – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Mauritius – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Niger – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Nigeria – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Senegal – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Sierra Leone – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
South Africa – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Tanzania – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Uganda – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Zambia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
[edit] Rome Statute not ratified
Cameroon – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification – Universal Ratification Campaign - July 2006 – considering ratification
Cape Verde – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification
Côte d'Ivoire – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification
Mozambique – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification
São Tomé and Príncipe – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification
Seychelles – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification
Angola – Rome Statute signed – considering ratification
Madagascar – Rome Statute signed, APIC signed – Universal Ratification Campaign - September 2005 – considering ratification
Somalia – political will exists
Swaziland – considering ratification
Togo – Universal Ratification Campaign - May 2006 – might consider ratification
Equatorial Guinea – no information
Guinea-Bissau – Rome Statute signed – no information
Rwanda – will not ratify in near future
Zimbabwe – Rome Statute signed – will not ratify in the near future
[edit] Americas
[edit] Rome Statute ratified
Peru – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed – APIC to be ratified soon
Antigua and Barbuda – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Barbados – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Brazil – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Colombia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Costa Rica – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Dominica – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Dominican Republic – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Honduras – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Mexico – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Saint Kitts and Nevis – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Venezuela – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
[edit] Rome Statute not ratified
Chile – Universal Ratification Campaign - March 2007 – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification and constitutional amendments
Bahamas – Universal Ratification Campaign - June 2006 – Rome Statute signed, APIC signed – might consider ratification
El Salvador – might consider ratification
Grenada – Universal Ratification Campaign - June 2006 – considering ratification
Guatemala – Universal Ratification Campaign - September 2006 – might consider ratification
Jamaica – Universal Ratification Campaign - June 2006 – Rome Statute signed, APIC signed – considering ratification
Suriname – Universal Ratification Campaign - March 2006, June 2006 – considering ratification
Cuba – will not ratify in the near future
Haiti – Universal Ratification Campaign - June 2006 – Rome Statute signed – will not ratify in the near future
Nicaragua – Universal Ratification Campaign - April 2005 – little political will exists currently
Saint Lucia – Rome Statute signed – Universal Ratification Campaign - July 2005, June 2006 – little information
United States – Rome Statute signed – being, to put it clear, assholes about it
[edit] North Africa and Middle East
[edit] Rome Statute ratified
Jordan – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
[edit] Rome Statute not ratified
Iraq – status unclear, first acceded, then went back
Bahrain – Rome Statute signed – Universal Ratification Campaign - January 2007 – in process of ratification
Algeria – Rome Statute signed – considering ratification
Egypt – Rome Statute signed – might consider ratification
Iran – Rome Statute signed – might consider ratification
Yemen – Rome Statute signed – Universal Ratification Campaign - May 2005 – considering ratification
Kuwait – Rome Statute signed – still waiting before ratification
Syria – Rome Statute signed – still waiting before ratification
Eritrea – Rome Statute signed – no information
Ethiopia – Universal Ratification Campaign - June 2005 – no information
Israel – Rome Statute signed – will not ratify in the near future
Lebanon – no clear information – Universal Ratification Campaign - February 2006
Libya – no information
Mauritania – no information – Universal Ratification Campaign - November/December 2006
Morocco – Rome Statute signed – Universal Ratification Campaign - October 2005 – no clear information
Oman – Rome Statute signed – no clear information
Qatar – no clear information
Saudi Arabia – no clear information
Sudan – Rome Statute signed – Universal Ratification Campaign - January 2006 – no clear information
Tunisia – no clear information
United Arab Emirates – Rome Statute signed – no clear information
[edit] Asia and Pacific Islands
[edit] Rome Statute ratified
Afghanistan – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Australia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Cambodia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Fiji – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Marshall Islands – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Mongolia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Nauru – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Samoa – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Timor-Leste – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
[edit] Rome Statute not ratified
Bangladesh – Rome Statute signed – political will exists
Indonesia – might ratify until 2008
Japan – political will exists, amending existing legislation
Laos – Universal Ratification Campaign - March 2005, considering ratification
Malaysia – considering ratification
Nepal – considering ratification after order is restored – Universal Ratification Campaign - August 2006
Philippines – Rome Statute signed – political will exists
Sri Lanka – Universal Ratification Campaign - August 2005, February 2007 – considering ratification
Thailand – Rome Statute signed – considering ratification
Tuvalu – considering ratification
Vietnam – considering ratification
Bhutan – will not ratify in the near future
Brunei Darussalam – will not ratify in the near future
China – will not ratify in the near future
India – will not ratify in the near future
Kiribati – no information
DPR Korea – will not ratify in the near future
Maldives – will not ratify in the near future
Federated States of Micronesia – no information
Myanmar – will not ratify in the near future
Pakistan – will not ratify in the near future
Palau – no information
Papua New Guinea – no information
Singapore – will not ratify in the near future, political will exists
Solomon Islands – Rome Statute signed – no information
Tonga – no information
Vanuatu – no information
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Taiwan)
[edit] Europe and CIS
[edit] Rome Statute ratified
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Georgia – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Greece – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Malta – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Netherlands – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Poland – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Portugal – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
San Marino – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
Spain – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Switzerland – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
Tajikistan – Rome Statute ratified, APIC
United Kingdom – Rome Statute ratified, APIC signed
[edit] Rome Statute not ratified
Czech Republic – Rome Statute signed – only European Union member state not to have ratified it
Moldova – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification and constitutional amendments
Monaco – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification and constitutional amendments
Ukraine – Rome Statute signed – in process of ratification and constitutional amendments (ALREADY RATIFIED APIC)
Azerbaijan – Universal Ratification Campaign - April 2006 – considering ratification
Belarus – considering ratification
Kazakhstan – considering ratification
Russia – Rome Statute signed – considering ratification
Turkey – Universal Ratification Campaign - February 2005 and October 2006, ratification under consideration
Uzbekistan – Rome Statute signed – considering ratification
Armenia – Rome Statute signed – constitution needs to be amended
Kyrgyzstan – Rome Statute signed – will not ratify in the near future
Turkmenistan – no information
Vatican City
