KAMPALA (Reuters) - Dozens of countries were trying to reach a deal on Thursday to give the International Criminal Court powers to prosecute crimes of state aggression, despite divisions over how investigations would be triggered.
At a landmark review conference of the ICC in Kampala, delegates were seeking to agree a definition of state aggression and how ICC investigations into the crime, one of four grave crimes the court has jurisdiction over, could be triggered.
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