38 Global Civil Society Organizations file joint brief in US lawsuit challenging legality of Trump’s ICC sanctions
The brief says sanctions have cut funding, banking access and partnerships for targeted groups and are undermining victims’ access to justice.
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Thirty-eight human rights organizations submitted a memorandum to the United States judiciary challenging President Donald Trump ' s sanctions against international criminal law, protecting the Rome Statute and the victims, and addressing the dismantling of civil society networks associated with them.
Rights groups tell court ICC sanctions stifles advocacy and blocks victims’ path to justice
Thirty-eight civil society organizations won leave Wednesday from the US District Court for the Southern District of New York to file a brief telling the court that sanctions targeting the International Criminal Court (ICC) are disrupting the work of groups the government has never designated and discouraging victims of crimes against humanity from turning to the Court. The brief documents effects of the administration’s broader campaign against…
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npwj.org38 Global Civil Society Organizations file joint brief in US lawsuit challenging legality of Trump’s ICC sanctions
The Trump administration’s escalating campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC) is reaching far beyond the judges, prosecutors, and human rights groups it has sanctioned, chilling civil society engagement with the Court and undermining victims’ access to justice, Amnesty International, the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), and 36 other Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) said […]
United States: 38 international civil society organizations file joint amicus brief in US lawsuit challenging Trump’s ICC sanctions
Full pdf release 38 international civil society organizations file joint amicus brief in US lawsuit challenging Trump’s ICC sanctions Immediate release Vancouver, 24 September 2026 – Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada (LRWC) has joined Amnesty International and 36 other civil society organizations from around the world in an amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) brief […]
Thirty-eight civil society organizations report jointly to the U.S. lawsuit against Trump's sanctions against the International Criminal Court “The Trump administration's intensified campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC) affects far beyond the members of the judiciary and the prosecution, and [...] The entry NGOs sue Trump for sanctions against the ICC was first published in Desenfoque.cl.
The Trump government's increasingly hostile campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC) [1] goes far beyond the judges, prosecutors and sanctioned human rights groups, deterring civil society from engaging in dialogue with the Court and compromising victims' access to justice, Amnesty International, the International Federation for Human Rights and 36 other civil society organizations said on Wednesday, 23 September.
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