US Sanctions ICC President and Chief Prosecutor
The US has sanctioned the International Criminal Court's president and chief prosecutor, escalating its campaign against the tribunal over its Israel probe.
The US has sanctioned the International Criminal Court's president and chief prosecutor, escalating its campaign against the tribunal over its Israel probe.
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