What is the purpose of the International Criminal Court (ICC)?

A. To prosecute individuals for international crimes
B. To regulate international trade
C. To oversee humanitarian assistance
D. To promote global health

Answer: To prosecute individuals for international crimes

Additional Information: The ICC prosecutes individuals for crimes such as genocide and war crimes.

Subjects: World Organizations, General Knowledge

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