The International Criminal Court (ICC) has the task of prosecuting the most serious crimes such as genocide and war crimes, but remains in the spotlight of criticism, particularly from the US government, while it can also take action against non-member states if the crimes are committed in member states or if these recognize its jurisdiction. (translated)
Following new US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), numerous states, including the EU, have rallied behind the court and its president Tomoko Akane, while the court itself described the measures as a blatant attack on its independence. (translated)
The new US sanctions against the president and a prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have triggered sharp criticism worldwide, as the court sees this as a blatant attack on its independence, while the Japanese government and the EU express solidarity with the ICC. (translated)
The US government has announced sanctions against the president of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, which has led to massive outrage and sharp criticism from Germany, the EU, and Japan, as these measures are seen as a threat to the rule of law and international law. (translated)
The German government has sharply criticized the new US sanctions against the President of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, seeing them as an attack on international criminal law, while simultaneously supporting the court in The Hague and its independence. (translated)
The USA has imposed sanctions against the President of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, and a senior prosecutor, as they were involved in investigations against officials from countries that do not consent to the ICC's jurisdiction, criticizing the court as politicized and corrupt. (translated)
The US government has imposed sanctions on the president of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, and chief prosecutor Abdoulaye Seye, to put pressure on the court after these jurists supported investigations against government representatives of non-recognizing states, including the USA, Israel, and Russia. (translated)
The US government has imposed sanctions against the president of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, and the lawyer Abdoulaye Seye, as they participated in investigations against representatives of states that do not recognize the jurisdiction of the ICC, which represents an escalation of the measures initiated the previous year. (translated)
The US government has announced sanctions against the president of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, as well as the Senegalese jurist Abdoulaye Seye due to their involvement in investigations against state officials from countries that have not agreed to the jurisdiction of the ICC. (translated)
The USA has intensified its measures against the International Criminal Court by imposing sanctions on its president Tomoko Akane and a senior lawyer due to their investigations into government representatives of non-recognizing states. (translated)
In New York, human rights organizations are suing the US government under Donald Trump due to sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) that affect judges and prosecutors and jeopardize justice for victims of war crimes. (translated)
Several human rights organizations have sued US President Donald Trump over the sanctions imposed in February 2025 against the International Criminal Court, as these hinder the prosecution of war crimes and access to justice for victims. (translated)
Four human rights organizations, including Human Rights Watch, have sued the US government over its sanctions against the International Criminal Court, as they see these as a significant obstacle to international prosecution and an attack on the rule of law. (translated)
Several human rights groups have sued US President Donald Trump over his sanctions against the International Criminal Court, claiming that these measures hindered victims of war crimes from accessing justice and violated fundamental legal principles. (translated)
Ich will den IStGH einreißen, Ziegelstein für Ziegelstein.
The International Criminal Court is facing an existential crisis as countries like Venezuela withdraw under pressure from the USA, and the court is losing credibility due to internal scandals, while the EU acts as the last bastion for international criminal law and the hope for universal justice. (translated)
Karim Khan wurde als Chefankläger des Internationalen Strafgerichtshofs aufgrund schwerer Vorwürfe und Fehlverhaltens von 82 der 123 Vertragsstaaten abgesetzt, was die Integrität des Gerichtshofs inmitten politischer Interventionen und Manipulationen weiter infrage stellt. #KarimKhan #IStGH #InternationaleJustiz
Venezuela hat dem Internationalen Strafgerichtshof (IStGH) den endgültigen Austritt angekündigt, da die Regierung Vorwürfe einer geografischen Voreingenommenheit gegen Länder des Globalen Südens erhebt und sich durch die laufenden Ermittlungen zu mutmaßlichen Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit im Land verfolgt fühlt. #Venezuela #IStGH #InternationaleJustiz
Venezuela hat angekündigt, aus dem Internationalen Strafgerichtshof auszutreten, da das Land eine Benachteiligung des Globalen Südens und eine Verfolgung des venezolanischen Volkes sieht. #Venezuela #IStGH #InternationalerStrafgerichtshof
Karim Khan, der Chefankläger des Internationalen Strafgerichtshofs (IStGH), wurde aufgrund von Vorwürfen sexuellen Fehlverhaltens entlassen, was Fragen zur Zukunft der Institution aufwirft, wie im Interview mit dem Völkerrechtler Kai Ambos erörtert wird. #IStGH #KarimKhan #SexuellesFehlverhalten
