Japan Expresses Deep Concern Over US Sanctions on International Criminal Court
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Reactions across Europe stress need to protect court's independence, uphold international justice
Japan warns US sanctions on ICC conflict with international law
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi reaffirmed Japan’s support for international courts, including the ICC, the International Court of Justice and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, according to a statement published by the Japanese Foreign Ministry on Friday, Anadolu Agency reported. “The measures are incompatible with Japan’s consistent position, and Japan is […] The post Japan warns US sanctions on ICC conflict with in…
The German and European authorities strongly condemned the US decision to tighten sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC). According to Deutsche Welle, FRG Minister of Justice Stefani Hubig called Washington's actions "a dark day for international law and a rules-based world order."
Germany, France, the United Kingdom and five other countries condemned the sanctions imposed by the United States today on the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT) on the day of the Nobel Peace Prize award to its former Judge Navi Pillay.
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