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![[International Criminal Court]](../images/i/int-icct.gif)
image by Zoltan Horvath, 27 November 2011
See also:
A UN blue flag with a white wreath and centred a pair of scales.
The International Criminal Court, a new
judicial organ established to try war criminals and other offenders, recently
replied to an e-mail I sent regarding a flag and seal:
"The ICC will study and analyze proposals regarding logos and flags in the next
future. This information will be posted on the website."
Valentina Cosimati
Sean McKinniss, 17 March 2003
The status of this flag is considered uncertain.
Colin Dobson, 23 August 2006
There are a few clues that there might be an ICC flag consisting of the
emblem (without circle) on a UN blue background, see the ICC Newsletter, No. 7,
April, 2006, pages 2 and 8:
http://www.icc-cpi.int/library/about/newsletter/files/ICC-NL7-200604_En.pdf.
Unfortunately, we cannot see the flag folded out properly in these photos, and
the emblem is obscured in one of them, so further confirmation and documentation
is needed. However, the photographs referred to above might bring us a step
further towards answering the question of the ICC flag.
Jan Oskar Engene, 10 September 2006
On this photo, UN foreign policy chief
Javier Solana, right, talks with the Chief Prosecutor of the International
Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Serge Brammertz, at the EU Council
in Brussels, Friday Jan. 18, 2008. The ICC flag is clearly visible behind them.
Ivan Sarajcic, 18 January 2008
![[International Criminal Court]](../images/i/int-icct-b.gif)
Dark blue variant
image by Zoltan Horvath, 27 November 2011
![[International Criminal Court]](../images/i/int-icct-w.gif)
White variant
image by Zoltan Horvath, 27 November 2011
I have found three different flags of ICC in use. The first one is UN blue
with its emblem on the flag (this may be the official variant).
But there are two more versions of ICC flags based on pictures taken during the
various events related to ICC.
There is a darker blue version with its logo, and
two horizontal lines next to the emblem at hoist and fly parts of the flag.
Another version is a white background with blue emblem, but without lines. All
three versions are in use!
Image of dark blue flag:
http://vloghvr.consilium.europa.eu/?p=2318
Image of white flag:
http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/885/193/88519364_640.jpg
Both pictures were taken on same day!! (based on this page) :
http://vloghvr.consilium.europa.eu/?m=201009&paged=2
Both (dark blue and white) flags are visible in this picture:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-QiTPEwgFtTE/ThStaIxopvI/AAAAAAAAABo/rkM6rkZUA3Y/s1600/President+Judge+Song.JPG
Zoltan Horvath, 27 November 2011
![[International Criminal Justice Day Flag]](../images/i/int-icj-d.gif)
image by Zoltan Horvath, 27 November 2011
17 July is the Day of International Criminal Justice. Events commemorating 17
July are aimed at raising awareness and generating support for global justice
and the fight against impunity. The day is a celebration of the landmark steps
that the international community is taking to reach to common goal of global
justice, and an opportunity for those who support justice around the world to
make their voices heard. The date of 17 July was adopted by the Assembly of the
States Parties during the Review Conference of the Rome Statute held in Kampala
(Uganda) last year in June and marks the anniversary of the adoption of the Rome
Statute, the founding treaty of the ICC.
International Justice Day Flag is dark blue with its white emblem (without olive
wreath) placed next to hoist, and its white name in three rows. The date (17
July) is written under the name with light blue letters.
Images of flag at:
http://blogfordarfur.org/archives/13218/icc-flag
Similar flags can be seen on this
picture at:
http://amicc.blogspot.com/2011/07/july-17th-celebrations-rundown-of.html
Zoltan Horvath, 27 November 2011
![[International Criminal Justice Day Flag]](../images/i/int-icc-d2.jpg)
image located by Esteban Rivera, 20 November 2022
[With this variant], notice the addition of the hashtag #JusticeMatters below the final
inscription (from top to bottom) in white. This online article is
dated July 17, 2017 so perhaps it has been incorporated ever since.
Esteban Rivera, 20 November 2022
![[Rome Statute commemorative flag FR]](../images/i/int-icc-rs20f.gif)
French; image by Zachary Harden, 27 December 2022
Rome Statute commemorative flag features [a logo with] the number 20 in blue UN color code and inside the
zero, the ICC logo (scale of justice with two laurel wreaths), and
below the inscription "STATUT DE ROME" (French) (dark blue), then
below an open book (laid down) as seen from the spine, in multiple
colors for each page and below that the inscription "COUR PÉNALE
INTERNATIONALE" in capital letters (dark blue).
Esteban Rivera, 20 November 2022
![[Rome Statute commemorative flag FR]](../images/i/int-icc-rs20e.gif)
English; image by Zachary Harden, 27 December 2022
There is also an English language version of the logo (and flag); the only changes are the inscriptions. "STATUT DE ROME" becomes "ROME STATUTE" and "COUR PÉNALE
INTERNATIONALE" becomes "INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT".
Zachary Harden, 27 December 2022
