91.   The court, however, could not prosecute crimes committed before it was created.

92.   The group said authorities were complicit in abuse committed by armed guards on the payroll of landowners because they failed to prosecute crimes.

93.   The International Criminal Court would follow in the footsteps of the Nuremberg war crimes court, which prosecuted crimes against humanity committed in World War II.

94.   The new court would make permanent the functions of the temporary tribunal established in The Hague, Netherlands, to prosecute crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

95.   The new court would make permanent the functions of the temporary tribunal established in The Hague, to prosecute crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

96.   The report, released Thursday, also accused the Clinton administration of trying to emasculate attempts to create a permanent independent criminal court to prosecute crimes against humanity.

97.   The team said that failure to prosecute such crimes will encourage the perception that the international community is not impartial.

98.   The two were also considering bringing charges in Germany as well, where the legal system allows for prosecuting crimes even if they were not committed on German soil.

99.   World Food Program director Catherine Bertini called for penalties against governments that fail to investigate or prosecute crimes against humanitarian workers.

100.   He notes that the court will not have retroactive jurisdiction and that it can only step in after national justice has failed to properly prosecute the crimes.