US sanctions push ICC member states’ annual meeting out of New York
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The annual meeting of the body that oversees the International Criminal Court (ICC), the so-called Meeting of Parties, will not be held in New York this year, but in The Hague. This can be read in a press release on the ICC website.
US Sanctions Push War Crimes Meeting Out Of UN
Courthouse News reports: U.S. sanctions and visa restrictions have pushed the annual gathering of countries belonging to the world’s war crimes court out of New York and across the Atlantic. The International Criminal Court’s Assembly of States Parties will hold its 25th session in The Hague from Nov. 30 to Dec. 7 instead of at … The post US Sanctions Push War Crimes Meeting Out Of UN appeared first on Joe.My.God..
US sanctions push ICC member states’ annual meeting out of New York
The world’s war crimes court is bringing its annual gathering home to The Hague after U.S. sanctions and visa restrictions complicated plans to meet at United Nations headquarters in New York.
The international judicial institution will relocate its next Assembly, scheduled to be held at the United Nations headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands. A way to circumvent sanctions against its judges and leaders, but which does not protect the ICC from the US threat. The European Commission, despite the warnings, does nothing.
ICC Moves General Session to The Hague Amid US Sanctions and Visa Restrictions
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