The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on four ICC judges who authorized investigations into alleged war crimes by the US military in Afghanistan and Israel’s actions in Gaza. The move, announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, freezes their US assets and bans American entities from working with them. The ICC condemned the sanctions as an attack on judicial independence. This action reflects the US’s strong support for Israel and raises concerns about the future impartiality of international justice.
The Donald Trump administration has once again come into direct conflict with the International Criminal Court (ICC). This time, four judges who had authorized investigations against the United States and its ally Israel have been targeted.
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