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International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane warned that history would judge the international community for its position on protecting the Court. She urged states to act against sanctions and threats and to ensure that the Court could carry out its mandate under the Rome Statute. She made the remarks while presenting the Court’s annual report to the United Nations General Assembly, following the United States’ imposition of sanctions on the Court on October 9, 2026. She stressed that the Court would continue its work despite the pressure. Akane noted that 34 publicly announced arrest warrants remained outstanding and that more than 23,500 victims had participated in proceedings during the reporting period, including over 7,000 at the reparations stage. She also said that six states had notified the Court of their intention to withdraw from the Rome Statute, and welcomed Hungary’s reversal of its decision to withdraw.
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