About 20 Human Rights Groups Have Limited Cooperation with the ICC Due to US Sanctions
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Trump’s sanctions on the International Criminal Court deserve an independent European ideological response
About 20 human rights groups have limited cooperation with the ICC due to US sanctions
About 20 human rights groups have limited cooperation with the ICC due to US sanctions. This was reported by the Dutch investigative journalism platform Investico following a survey of 100 organizations conducted jointly with the...
At least twenty human rights organizations have significantly curtailed or completely ceased their cooperation with the International Criminal Court (ICC), based in The Hague, since last year. This is evident from a survey conducted by investigative platform Investico and the German media outlet Süddeutsche Zeitung among one hundred non-profit organizations, in collaboration with the weekly magazine De Groene Amsterdammer. Many NGOs no longer d…
At least twenty human rights organizations have stopped or drastically curtailed their cooperation with the International Criminal Court in The Hague. They made this decision due to sanctions imposed by the United States.
The sanctions against the International Criminal Court are the latest chapter in a years-long US-Israeli campaign of interference. Its effects are felt well beyond the court itself. While all eyes are on the institution's judges and prosecutors, the network of human rights organizations that support the court is slowly collapsing.
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