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European Lawmakers to Visit International Criminal Court After Its Sakharov Prize Win

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Three members of the European Parliament will travel to The Hague on Wednesday to meet representatives of the International Criminal Court, the 2026 winner of the Parliament’s Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. The one-day visit by members of the Legal Affairs Committee is meant to show support for international justice, multilateralism and the rules-based…
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A three-member delegation from the European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee will travel to The Hague on Wednesday, October 28, for meetings with the International Criminal Court and other international legal institutions, according to a statement from the European Parliament published on Monday. According to the European Parliament, the one-day visit aims to demonstrate MEPs' support for international justice, multilateral cooperation and t…

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CDE News broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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