We would like to thank all of you who came out to celebrate July 17 – International Justice Day wouldn’t be possible without the support of civil society.  If you hosted an event and would like to submit a description or media (i.e. photos) from the event please contact is at info@amicc.org.

On July 17 americans from all over the country told Obama to finish the policy on the ICC he began, and we thank all of you who sent letters.  If you haven’t done so already, its not too late to urge the administration toward action on the ICC.  Click here for the action alert.

Thank you all again and a belated Happy International Justice Day!

With our first event happening tomorrow on July 13, don’t forget to visit our EVENTS page (click on the top or side toolbar) soon to find celebrations and, of course, don’t forget to invite your friends and family too!

International Justice Day is about raising awareness about international criminal justice, the achievements of the International Criminal Court, and remembering the victims of atrocity crimes.  Thanks to people like you, we think that July 17, 2010 is going to be our biggest International Justice Day ever!

We are happy to report that International Justice Day will be celebrated across the country in a variety of events.  If you haven’t already, visit our events page (on the top and side toolbars) to find out if there are any celebrations happening near you.  Although we have a number of events already listed, we will be updating the list with more events and more details about existing events, so be sure to check back soon!

With only 10 days left before International Justice Day, and only 6 days before our first official event, now is the time to mark your calendars and celebrate international criminal justice!