In this episode, I talked to Sixtine de Givry (LLM). Here, we delve into the International Criminal Court's (ICC) mandate to prioritize and address cases of sexual violence. We explore the challenges faced by the ICC when investigating and prosecuting such cases, especially in conflict-affected regions.  The role of international cooperation and collaboration in supporting the ICC's efforts to pursue sexual violence cases is discussed, along with the measures in place to protect and support victims and witnesses throughout the legal proceedings. Also, the Ongwen case was highlighted, a relevant and notable example that sheds light on the ICC's involvement in combating sexual violence. Additionally, Sixtine examines potential steps the ICC could take to further enhance its effectiveness in combatting sexual violence and ensuring accountability for perpetrators. Join us as we explore the complexities, progress, and future directions of the ICC's pursuit of sexual violence cases. Note: This episode contains sensitive content and discussions related to sexual violence. Listener discretion is advised.