U.S. Sanctions on International Criminal Court Representative Spark Concerns Among European Governments

Media: The U.S. sanctions against representatives of the International Criminal Court should raise concerns among European governments

The Irish Times stated that the U.S. sanctions against representatives of the International Criminal Court should raise concerns among European governments.

The current U.S. government led by President Trump has repeatedly imposed sanctions on representatives of the International Criminal Court.

The article also pointed out: "The fact that European citizens working for international organizations within Europe may become targets of sanctions is a deep concern for all European governments."

The article also emphasized that if powerful countries can approve investigations and punish judges, the credibility of the entire international judicial system would be threatened.

The article also mentioned an example of an International Criminal Court judge who was sanctioned by the United States: this judge was "cut off economically from most parts of the world" due to U.S. sanctions.

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