Unlike many recent hostilities, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been accompanied by Vladimir Putin’s official declaration of war – couched, of course, in the language of a ‘special military operation’.
The international response included a call from leading jurists, policy-makers and intellectuals to create a special tribunal to hold top figures in the Putin regime accountable for the crime of aggression.
The speakers discuss how Ukraine has embraced the idea of this special court, whether democratic states’ support for the tribunal has changed, and what alternatives may be available.
