US Targets International Criminal Court
6 articles from 5 countries
The United States is launching a campaign to isolate and dismantle the International Criminal Court (ICC). U.S. officials deem the court an intolerable threat to American sovereignty and warn of new sanctions against its actions.
France condemns U.S. sanctions against International Criminal Court
- France condemned U.S. sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling them an attack on the court and its stakeholders. - The sanctions target the ICC's president and a senior prosecutor, escalating a U.S. campaign against the court. - The U.S. opposes ICC investigations into alleged war crimes by American forces and Israeli officials.
UN's Guterres seriously concerned by US sanctions on ICC
- U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed serious concern over the U.S. decision to impose sanctions on International Criminal Court (ICC) President Tomoko Akane and a senior trial lawyer. -…
ICC condemns US sanctions against its President and senior trial lawyer
- The International Criminal Court (ICC) strongly condemned the U.S. sanctions against its President and a senior trial lawyer. - The ICC described the sanctions as a direct threat to global justice a…
Spain regrets U.S. sanctions on International Criminal Court president
- Spain's government expressed regret over U.S. sanctions against the International Criminal Court's president and chief prosecutor. - Spain views the sanctions as an attack on the independence and im…
ICC lashes out at 'flagrant attack' after US sanctions President Akane
- The International Criminal Court (ICC) condemned U.S. sanctions against its president, Tomoko Akane. - The ICC described the sanctions as a "flagrant attack" on the court's independence. - The U.S. …
ICC countries accuse U.S. of eroding the international rules-based order
- The International Criminal Court's Assembly of States Parties criticized new U.S. sanctions against the court's president and a prosecutor. - The assembly stated these actions "erode the rule of law…