Must Be Able to Act Independently: EU Chief Ursula Von Der Leyen Extends Support to ICC Following US Sanctions - The Tribune
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Must be able to act independently: EU chief Ursula Von der leyen extends support to ICC following US sanctions - The Tribune
"The ICC helps deliver justice to the victims of some of the world's most horrific crimes. To carry out this essential work, its judges and officials must be able to act independently and without external pressure," she noted.
EU officials spoke out against US sanctions on the president and prosecutor of the ICC (International Criminal Court). The post ICC: Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa support judges against US sanctions appeared first on in.gr.
The International Criminal Tribunal (ICT) strongly criticized, on Wednesday, the United States for the sanctions adopted against its president, classifying the measure as a "blank attack" on the independence of the court. On Tuesday, the US government announced sanctions to the president of the ICT, the Japanese Tomoko Akane, and a deputy prosecutor of the court, as part of Washington's campaign against what it describes as a "corrupt and irreme…
The U.S. government has announced sanctions against the President of the International Criminal Court - causing outrage. Federal Justice Minister Hubig speaks of a "frontal attack on international law".
The Presidents of the European Council and the European Commission today expressed "strong support" to the President of the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT), the target of sanctions by the United States.
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