What made the ICC more effective.?

The International Criminal Court (ICC) became more effective through the establishment of clear legal frameworks and the incorporation of global cooperation among member states, enhancing its ability to prosecute war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity. The court's reliance on independent investigations and legal expertise strengthened its credibility and legitimacy. Additionally, increased awareness and advocacy for international justice have led to greater support from civil society and governments, fostering a more robust enforcement of its mandates. Overall, these factors contributed to the ICC's ability to hold perpetrators accountable and promote global rule of law.