Trump, executive order and ICC
US Follows Trump Order with Sanctions on Top ICC Prosecutor
Trump's order warned of "tangible and significant consequences" for those involved in the ICC's actions, with Khan emerging as a primary target. The court's president condemned the sanctions, and U.N. deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq on Thursday called the ICC "a fundamental pillar of international justice."
President Donald Trump signed a pair of executive orders Thursday, one targeting the International Criminal Court and a ...
The new U.S. sanctions program targeting the International Criminal Court (ICC) that was announced by executive order on February 6 differs in only minor respects from the sanctions program created in ...
The International Criminal Court has called on member states to stand up against sanctions imposed by U.S. President Donald ...
According to the US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, ICC prosecutor Karim Khan's US assets have been frozen, and his entry into the United States may be restricted.
Court 'stands firmly by its personnel and pledges to continue providing justice and hope to millions of innocent victims of ...
The order includes financial and visa sanctions on unnamed individuals and their family members who assist in ICC ...
HLS Professor Susan Farbstein, director of Harvard’s International Human Rights Law Clinic, announced plans to submit ...
Following the president’s February 6 executive order, the Department of Treasury has added Karim Khan, a British citizen, to ...
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