Wayne Jordash QC is a world-leading expert in International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL), with unparalleled experience across the globe, regularly advising governments, including the Ukrainian, Bangladeshi, Libyan, Serbian and Vietnamese governments, on their compliance with IHL and IHRL. Wayne has been assigned as the legal representative to 400 Rohingya women, who are victims of crimes committed in Myanmar and Bangladesh. On May 30, 2018, Wayne filed a submission to the ICC, on behalf of the 400 Rohingya women, requesting the Pre-Trial Chamber to provide jurisdictional clarification regarding the ICC’s jurisdiction over the crimes of deportation, persecution, apartheid and genocide committed against the Rohingyas. Harsh Mahaseth, Research Analyst at CSEAS, and Ishita Dutta, Research Intern at CSEAS, spoke with Wayne to understand the role the ICC can play in such a situation for the Rohingya refugees.