WASHINGTON (AN) — The Trump administration's latest efforts to obstruct the world's first permanant war crimes tribunal "risk undermining global efforts to ensure accountability," the heads of its governing body said.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's announcement the United States will impose sanctions on four International Criminal Court judges is of "deep concern," the three diplomats who oversee the court said on Friday.
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