Washington sanctions on ICC

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump imposed broad sanctions on the International Criminal Court in response to arrest warrants against Israeli officials and its investigations into the conduct of American soldiers in Afghanistan. The sanctions include a ban on transactions with the court and penalties for companies that provide services to it, with a six-month deadline for implementation. The court emphasized its independence in continuing its investigations, while the United States condemned the measures, describing them as an assault on the rule of law. The court also denounced Washington’s move and called on member states to protect it. These actions come after the former ICC prosecutor, Navi Pillay, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, while Washington insists it will not allow the prosecution of its citizens.

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