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Call your legal advisors to explain to you what international law is. Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navanethem "Navi" Pillay harshly criticized the sanctions imposed by Donald Trump on the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Wednesday and stated that the U.S. president should learn about international law. #NobelioPremija #TarptautinėTeisė #TrumpoSankcijos (translated)

Consult your legal advisors to explain to you what international law is. He should call in his advisors to explain why we say that his interference in the activities of an independent international court is illegal. In an interview with the AFP news agency, N. Pillay also stated that it is no coincidence that the US sanctions on the WTO were announced just a few hours after she was awarded the Nobel Prize. #NobelioPremija #TBT #TarptautinisTeisingumas (translated)

State leaders have a special responsibility to clearly highlight principles, which means that you respect the law and respect international law. Pillay replied to him: "State leaders have a special responsibility to clearly highlight principles, which means that you respect the law and respect international law." #Trump #NobelovaNagrada #MeđunarodniKazneniSud (translated)

State leaders have a special responsibility to clearly advocate principles, which means respecting the law and international law. Pillay responded with the words: "State leaders have a special responsibility to clearly advocate principles, which means respecting the law and international law." We are faced with condemnation from the state of Israel because we have just declared it responsible. Pillay faced sharp criticism from Israel after accusing the country of committing genocide in Gaza. "We are faced with condemnation from the state of Israel because we have just declared it responsible," she stated. Justice is slow, so we must not be impatient. Pillay emphasized that international law is a relatively new phenomenon in human history, adding: "Justice is slow, so we must not be impatient." Do not fall for false propaganda nor just repeat slogans. #NobelovaNagrada #MeđunarodniKazneniSud #NaviPillay (translated)

"If you applaud a little louder, maybe I will share the prize with Trump," joked Pillay, recalling the gesture of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado who handed her Nobel Prize to the tycoon after the American raid that led to the arrest of Nicolas Maduro. #NobelPace2026 #DirittiUmani #Pillay (translated)

Thank you very much. When Pillay was told in court in Nuremberg on Friday that the award was going to her this year, she said, "Thank you very much," and then joked, "If you applaud a little more, I might share this award with Trump." #Trump #Nobelprijs #mensenrechten (translated)

especially in the current climate in which the International Criminal Court is under threat. Speaking with the secretary of the committee who was announcing her Nobel win, Pillay referenced the situation of the Court, saying that the award is more broadly a recognition for all those who deal with human rights and international law, "especially in the current climate in which the International Criminal Court is under threat." #CortePenaleInternazionale #Sanzioni #DirittiUmani (translated)

"I grew up with a strong sense of injustice all around me," she said in December 2003 in an interview with the Volkskrant in Tanzania, her then-base as president of the Rwandan tribunal. "As a child of 4, I was told that I could not go to the beach to swim. I felt my parents' fear, saw how they were treated by the whites. I noticed that at school we received old books and desks, the cast-offs from the white schools." #NaviPillay #Mensenrechten #Apartheid (translated)