AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The first five presidents of the International Criminal Court's oversight body called on Thursday for a review of the institution's functioning, following its April 12 decision not to investigate atrocities in Afghanistan.
"We are disappointed by the quality of some of its judicial proceedings, frustrated by some of the results, and exasperated by the management deficiencies that prevent the Court from living up to its full potential," said the group in a post on the Atlantic Council's website entitled "The International Criminal Court Needs Fixing".
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