The International Criminal Court (ICC) responded on Friday to new sanctions imposed by the United States on its financial assets. ICC President Tomoko Akane stated in a video shared on the court's website that the ICC 'firmly rejects' the U.S. sanctions, describing them as 'an assault on the rule of law.' This statement comes in light of the U.S. Secretary of State's announcement regarding the sanctions.
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International Criminal Court Responds to New US Sanctions
The International Criminal Court has rejected new sanctions imposed by the United States on its financial assets. ICC President Tomoko Akane characterized the sanctions as an 'assault on the rule of law' in a video statement.
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