US Seeks End to Allies' Support for International Criminal Court

A U.S. State Department spokesperson stated that the U.S. wants its allies, including Japan, to cease their support for the International Criminal Court, following recent U.S. sanctions against ICC President Tomoko Akane of Japan.

20 Aug, 08:03 — 20 Aug, 08:03

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U.S. wants allies, including Japan, to end support for International Criminal Court

The statement by a U.S. State Department spokesperson follows U.S. sanctions announced Tuesday against ICC President Tomoko Akane of Japan.

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