International Justice Day is marked on July 17, also known as World Day of International Justice or International Criminal Justice Day.
The day brings together all people who want to support justice, advocate victims’ rights, and aid in the prevention of crime that threatens the world’s peace, safety, and well-being.

This day is designated as World Day for International Justice since it marks the anniversary of the Rome Statute’s adoption in 1998.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) was formed with the aid of this treaty. Since that day in 1998, 139 nations have signed the court’s treaty, and over 80 countries, representing every area of the world, have recognized it.