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The International Criminal Court rejected the US sanctions imposed upon it, considering them an attempt to hinder justice and an insult to the rule of law and the international judicial system. The court confirmed that it will continue its work independently and impartially based on evidence and law, despite the targeting of 13 judges and prosecutors. It called on member states to provide the necessary resources to support it. UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that these sanctions undermine efforts for international justice, while European countries such as Germany, France, and the United Kingdom expressed their strong opposition, urging the activation of protective measures for the court and its staff. Japan continues to engage with Washington to support the international judicial institution, while other countries have committed to defending the court amid increasing criticism and disputes over its independence.
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