US Ambassador Reacts Strongly to Jetten: 'ICC Must Keep Hands Off US'
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US Ambassador to the Netherlands Joe Popolo has responded to the speech Rob Jetten delivered this week at the United Nations General Assembly. In it, Jetten was fierce regarding the threatened US sanctions against the International Criminal Court. Popolo is now lashing out, speaking of a ‘politicized court’.
Prime Minister Jetten's "Hands Off" speech at the UN did not go down well with the American ambassador to the Netherlands. The International Criminal Court must keep its hands off the US, he emphasized.
The US Ambassador to The Hague, Joe Popolo, has responded to Prime Minister Rob Jetten’s speech at the United Nations this week. Jetten stated that countries should keep their “hands off” the International Criminal Court (ICC), against which the United States has been imposing increasingly more sanctions in recent months. According to Popolo, the call should be the other way around.
US Ambassador to the Netherlands Joe Popolo said that the US will refrain from interfering in the work of the International Criminal Court (ICC) only if that court does not interfere.
The US Ambassador to The Hague has responded to the much-discussed speech by Prime Minister Rob Jetten at the United Nations earlier this week. In that speech, Jetten said that countries should keep their 'hands off' the International Criminal Court (ICC), against which the United States (US) has imposed many sanctions in recent months. As far as the ambassador is concerned, the call should be the other way around.
Ambassador Popolo Responds to Criticism From Jetten: ‘Criminal Court Must Keep Its Hands Off the US’
The US Ambassador to The Hague, Joe Popolo, has responded to Prime Minister Rob Jetten’s speech at the United Nations this week. Jetten stated that countries should keep their ‘hands off’ the International Criminal Court (ICC), against which the United States has been imposing increasingly more sanctions in recent months. According to Popolo, the call should be the other way around.
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