Chad Announces Withdrawal from International Criminal Court on July 27

According to state media, Chad announced on July 27 its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court's Rome Statute, following procedures outlined in Article 127 of the statute. The Chadian Foreign Ministry stated that the ICC's operational record since 2002 has been "limited in effectiveness and inconsistent in standards," citing what it described as "undeniable selectivity" in the court's actions.

Chad's move reflects growing dissatisfaction among some African nations regarding the court's approach to justice and accountability on the continent.

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