Twenty-eight years ago, 120 states voted to adopt the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). But this year, it was hardly a festive occasion. The customary statements marking the day ring hollow. Under President Donald Trump, the United States has subjected the ICC to a sustained assault, while its States Parties have been either lukewarm in countering such abuses or powerless to devise a meaningful response. Read more: The founders of the ICC must not let it be destroyed