Nine in every ten people questioned said they want the court established — and almost as many said they would not vote for lawmakers who fail to support it.

The survey comes as bills to establish the court face strong opposition among lawmakers and the international community warns that court must meet international standards if it is to win their support.
In this collaboration with New Narratives Anthony Stephens reports.

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