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Trump Sanctions Won't Break ICC, Adviser Says
ICC special adviser claims U.S. sanctions won't undermine court's resilience.
In brief
ICC special adviser claims U.S. sanctions won't undermine court's resilience. ICC special adviser Claus Kress says U.S. sanctions won't break the court if key allies like Japan and Germany stay supportive. Originally reported by Nikkei Asia.
ICC Special Adviser
Claus Kress, special adviser on the crime of aggression to the ICC prosecutor, says U.S. sanctions won't break the court if key allies remain steadfast.
Key Allies Needed
Support from Japan and Germany could determine the ICC's resilience after U.S. sanctions were imposed.
Call for Unity
Kress urges unity among major countries to sustain the court despite U.S. sanctions.
The one thing
ICC special adviser Claus Kress says U.S. sanctions won't break the court if key allies like Japan and Germany stay supportive.
