ICC Arrest Warrants for Heads of State and Others: Implications for the Republic of Korea

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Analysis reveals ICC arrest warrants for heads of state impact cooperation mandates in Korea, highlighting urgent legal implications.

The issuance of ICC arrest warrants emphasizes Korea's obligations under the Rome Statute, requiring cooperation with international law.
Compliance with ICC obligations necessitates the application of domestic extradition laws, as outlined in the Korean ICC Act.
Limited provisions in the Korean ICC Act stress the necessity for broader legal frameworks to effectively address ICC mandates.
Developing legislative measures may enhance Korea's ability to respond adequately to international prosecutions and investigations.

M. Park (2025) studied this question.

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