The ICC has gained increased support in the face of US sanctions enacted by the Trump administration, which accused the court of overstepping its authority. Trump's executive orders assert that ICC investigators pose threats to national security, specifically regarding actions against the US and Israel. This dynamic raises questions about the effectiveness of the ICC in prosecuting serious crimes and poses a threat to the rules-based international order. Distinguished guests discuss the implications of these sanctions on international law enforcement and accountability.
The ICC's ability to prosecute serious crimes like genocide is now in jeopardy due to sanctions imposed by the Trump administration, raising concerns about international law.
Sanctions on the ICC highlight a growing skepticism towards international judicial bodies, questioning their legitimacy and autonomy in enforcing accountability for war crimes.
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