The International Court of Justice is a highly politicized court
Israel: State of a Nation
Barrister and international lawyer Natasha Hausdorff argues that the International Court of Justice is influenced by political agendas rather than solely focusing on legal principles. She suggests that political pressures and considerations often impact the court's decision-making processes. This critique is relevant to a range of international legal issues where political interests of member states might overshadow objective legal judgments, affecting the court’s legitimacy and impartiality.