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The 73 pages that link to International Criminal Court, each with the reason it gives.

• International Court of JusticeCompared with: Unlike the ICJ, it tries individuals rather than deciding legal disputes between states.

• International Committee of the Red CrossCompared with: The ICC adjudicates individual criminal responsibility; the ICRC pursues humanitarian protection and assistance.

• International human rights lawCompared with: Its criminal jurisdiction is distinct from mechanisms that assess states' human-rights obligations.

• Sierra Leone Civil WarCompared with: The Sierra Leone Special Court was a separate, temporary tribunal rather than an ICC proceeding.

• Truth commissionCompared with: The court prosecutes selected individuals; a truth commission typically builds a broader national account.

• International Criminal Tribunal for RwandaCompared with: Unlike the ICTR, it is a standing institution with jurisdiction governed by a multilateral treaty.

• Truth and Reconciliation Commission of CanadaCompared with: Unlike a truth commission, this institution seeks criminal accountability through trials.

• International Military Tribunal for the Far EastCompared with: Unlike the ad hoc Tokyo tribunal, it was created as a standing institution decades later.

• Special Court for Sierra LeoneCompared with: Unlike this temporary country-specific tribunal, the ICC is permanent and operates under a multilateral treaty.

• Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation CommissionCompared with: Its prosecution-centered mandate differs from the commission’s national truth-seeking approach.

• Eichmann trialCompared with: Unlike this national trial, the court is a standing institution with treaty-defined jurisdiction.

• Buddhas of BamiyanCompared with: The destruction raised questions about whether intentional attacks on cultural heritage should incur international criminal punishment.

• Ethnic cleansing of Georgians in AbkhaziaCompared with: Unlike the ICC's prosecution mandate, documentation of Abkhazia's abuses did not produce an ICC case.

• Hissène HabréCompared with: Habré’s trial occurred in a Senegalese court, not this permanent international tribunal.

• Uyghur TribunalCompared with: Unlike this court, the Uyghur Tribunal had no treaty mandate or criminal jurisdiction.

• Sabra and Shatila massacreCompared with: Unlike ad hoc commissions, it provides a standing court, but it had no jurisdiction over the 1982 killings.

• Slobodan PraljakCompared with: Unlike the ICTY, it is a standing court rather than a tribunal created for a specific conflict.