The article discusses the backlash from 79 countries against the US sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court (ICC) by the Trump administration. These countries warn that the sanctions, which target ICC officials and their families for investigating alleged war crimes involving US allies like Israel, could increase impunity for serious offenses and weaken the global legal framework. The statement highlights the importance of the ICC in promoting justice and international law, while also expressing concern for the safety and confidentiality of those involved with the court.
Countries condemned the US sanctions on the ICC, asserting they could lead to increased impunity for serious crimes and weaken international law.
79 nations expressed that the US sanctions on the ICC undermine the court's independence and could compromise global security and rule of law.
Countries including the UK, France, and Canada support the ICC, warning that US sanctions threaten the safety of victims and witnesses involved.
The sanctions imposed by the Trump administration are seen as an attack on international efforts to uphold human rights and investigate abuses.
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