Tajikistan Considers Withdrawal From International Criminal Court Following Putin Visit
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The authorities of Tajikistan are analysing the withdrawal of the country from the Rome Statute and the International Criminal Court (ICC), informs EFE, taken by Agerpres. A draft resolution on this issue was debated by a group of Members on Thursday, according to the press service of the lower chamber of the Tajik Parliament. A statement from the institution's website mentions ...
Tajikistan Considers Withdrawal from International Criminal Court Following Putin Visit
Tajikistan's lower house of parliament is reviewing a proposal to terminate its membership in the International Criminal Court (ICC), moving to insulate itself from the legal obligations of the Rome Statute. The move follows a diplomatic clash between Dushanbe and the Hague. The ICC previously criticized Tajikistan for failing to execute an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to the capital in October last year. …
At an extraordinary session, the Parliament of Tajikistan considered a draft decision on withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Council of the Lower House of Parliament of Tajikistan considered the question of the termination of the treaty with an international court. The deputies discussed the draft instrument on withdrawal from the ICC, reported to the Press Service of the Chamber, stating that: "The relevant decisions hav…
A draft law on the withdrawal of Tajikistan from the International Criminal Court has been submitted to the lower house of the Parliament of Tajikistan; the official reason for the initiative is the obligations imposed by the Rome Statute on Dushanbe, which, in the opinion of the authorities of the Republic, are contrary to national interests.
Tajikistan intends to withdraw from membership in the International Criminal Court:
Tajikistan intends to withdraw from membership in the International Criminal Court:"The bill providing for the country's withdrawal from the ICC has been submitted to the lower house of parliament. In 2025, the European Union accused Tajikistan of...
Tajikistan analyses the withdrawal from the Rome Statute, the constituent act of the International Criminal Court (ICC), reports Agerpres, who quotes EFE. A draft resolution in this regard has been debated...
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