To be a Party or not to be a Party: Malaysia’s envisaged ‘withdrawal’ from its (pending) accession to the Rome Statute

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Nora Jauer studies law at the University of Potsdam, where she also works as research assistant to Professor Andreas Zimmermann since 2017. She was awarded the title graduate lawyer (Dipl.-Jur.) in March 2019 after having completed her First State Examination. Prior to this, she specialised in public international law and studied at the Law School of the University of Montpellier.

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To be a Party or not to be a Party: Malaysia’s envisaged ‘withdrawal’ from its (pending) accession to the Rome Statute

May 14, 2019

Andreas Zimmermann

Nora Jauer

As inter alia confirmed by its recent judgments concerning the Afghanistan situation and the Al Bashir case, the ICC currently finds itself in truly turbulent times. What is more, is that the Rome Statute has turned out to be a real treasure trove when it comes to the international law of treaties. This includes, inter alia,…