Venezuela Withdrawal from ICC 2026
Mock Test: 20 Questions on Rome Statute & International Criminal Court
AI-generated representation of Venezuela's withdrawal from the ICC: The visualization depicts Venezuela's decision to denounce the Rome Statute and withdraw from the International Criminal Court. On July 24, 2026, Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia announced the "firm and irreversible" decision, citing "geographical bias" against the Global South[reference:0]. The withdrawal, approved by the National Assembly in December 2025, takes effect one year after formal UN notification[reference:1]. Despite the withdrawal, the ICC's 2021 investigation into alleged crimes against humanity in Venezuela remains ongoing[reference:2].
Test Instructions & Rules
This mock test evaluates your understanding of Venezuela's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Rome Statute for UPSC and other competitive exams.
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20 questions covering the withdrawal announcement, Rome Statute provisions, ICC bias allegations, and related international law concepts.
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Complete the test in 20 minutes – timer starts when you begin.
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Each question carries 1 mark, total 20 marks.
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Negative marking of ⅓ (0.33) marks for each wrong answer.
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No marks deducted for unanswered questions.
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After submission, you'll receive detailed performance analysis and rank.
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Review detailed answer explanations with key facts and context.
Tip: Questions cover the withdrawal date, key officials, Article 127 of the Rome Statute, ICC bias allegations, the ongoing investigation, and related international law concepts.
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