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ICC and NATO: Roles and Objectives

1. The International Criminal Court (ICC) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have established cooperation where NATO supports the ICC in bringing individuals indicted for war crimes to justice. NATO has provided evidence to the ICC and detained individuals based on ICC indictments. Cooperation between the two organizations has continued, even when the ICC investigated NATO actions. 2. Intergovernmental organizations like NATO can impact governments. As an example, NATO operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Kosovo involved detaining individuals and handing them over to the ICC for prosecution based on indictments. 3. Internationalism refers to political, economic, and cultural cooperation between countries, while globalism is an ideology that

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ICC and NATO: Roles and Objectives

1. The International Criminal Court (ICC) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have established cooperation where NATO supports the ICC in bringing individuals indicted for war crimes to justice. NATO has provided evidence to the ICC and detained individuals based on ICC indictments. Cooperation between the two organizations has continued, even when the ICC investigated NATO actions. 2. Intergovernmental organizations like NATO can impact governments. As an example, NATO operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Kosovo involved detaining individuals and handing them over to the ICC for prosecution based on indictments. 3. Internationalism refers to political, economic, and cultural cooperation between countries, while globalism is an ideology that

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1. Compare two of these organizations in terms of their objectives, roles/functions.
Write your answer in a bullet form.
1.1 International Criminal Court
1.2 North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1.3 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation

"Following the wars in the Balkans, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO) and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
(ICTY) established solid cooperation, whereby NATO supported ICTY in its
quest to bring persons indicted for war crimes (PIFWCs) to justice. NATO
Headquarters has provided substantial material used as evidence in various
ICTY cases. NATO members have participated as witnesses to ICTY.
Personnel of the NATO-led operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well
as Kosovo, have detained and handed PIFWCs over to ICTY personnel who
arrested them based on indictments issued by the tribunal's prosecutor. The
solid working relationship, while possibly temporarily challenged, was not
put in serious jeopardy when the ICTY prosecutor investigated NATO's
conduct of operations during Operation Allied Force (also known as the
Kosovo Air Campaign). The investigation did later clear NATO of the
allegations of war crimes levied against it. […] The International Criminal
Court (ICC) might be interested in cooperation of a similar nature since it is
investigating the situation in at least one theater where NATO has led an
international military operation and is reportedly conducting preliminary
examinations regarding other theaters where NATO currently deploys
forces. On the one hand, the ICC prosecutor was reported to have opened a
preliminary file regarding Afghanistan and earlier conducted a preliminary
examination regarding Iraq."

2. Discuss the effects of one of the intergovernmental organizations on government.


Relate it in the Philippine context.

An intergovernmental organization (IGO) or international organization is an


organization composed primarily of sovereign states (referred to as member states),
or of other intergovernmental organizations. IGOs are established by a treaty that
acts as a charter creating the group. Treaties are formed when lawful representatives
(governments) of several states go through a ratification process, providing the IGO
with an international legal personality. Intergovernmental organizations are an
important aspect of public international law.

3. Give the difference between internationalism from globalism

The difference between internationalism and globalism. is that internationalism is


political, economic and cultural cooperation between nations while globalism is an
ideology based on the belief that people, goods and information ought to be able to
cross national borders unfettered.

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