World Day for International Justice is observed on July 17th to promote the importance of international criminal justice. This day commemorates the adoption of the Rome Statute in 1998, which established the International Criminal Court (ICC). It serves as a reminder of the need for accountability, justice, and access to legal remedies for victims of gross human rights violations.

The World Day for International Justice aims to raise awareness about the ICC's mission to end impunity for the perpetrators of the most serious crimes of concern to the international community. It also highlights the significance of international justice in maintaining peace and security, and in upholding human rights worldwide. Through events, discussions, and campaigns, this day urges governments and individuals to support the fight against impunity and to ensure justice for victims of heinous crimes.

On this day, various organizations, governments, and individuals come together to honor the principles of international justice and show their commitment to upholding human rights. The images on this webpage depict the diverse ways in which individuals and communities around the world mark World Day for International Justice. These visuals capture the spirit of solidarity, advocacy, and activism that are essential in the pursuit of justice and accountability for all.