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An American court has suspended the sanctions that the Trump administration had sought to impose on two human rights organizations collaborating with the International Criminal Court regarding war crimes investigations in Gaza. The judge considered that these sanctions could violate the constitutional right to free expression, and temporarily halted their enforcement, suggesting that the executive order may constitute a violation of the organizations' rights under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The decision comes after the two organizations filed a lawsuit protesting Trump’s February 2025 decision to impose sanctions on the International Court, which aimed to protect Israel’s interests and prevent war crimes investigations. The organizations state they will resume their activities, while Washington regards the Court as a threat to its sovereignty.
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