ICC must be allowed to carry out work ‘without intimidation’, say 93 member states

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Joint statement of support for international criminal court issued following revelations of Israeli interference

The international criminal court has been the subject of efforts by Israel and its intelligence agencies to undermine, influence and intimidate.The international criminal court has been the subject of efforts by Israel and its intelligence agencies to undermine, influence and intimidate.

The statement supporting the ICC was drafted by five of the court’s member states – Belgium, Chile, Jordan, Senegal and Slovenia – and is understood to have been presented to the rest of the court’s state parties last week for their endorsement. However, they said the statement was also a response to other recent forms of hostile activity against the ICC, such as a cyber-attack last year, and came as the prosecutor is conducting an investigation into senior Russian political and military figures allegedly involved in war crimes and crimes against humanity in Ukraine.

Longtime ICC observers said it was notable that major western powers such as Germany, France, Canada and the UK had supported the statement, which called on “all states to ensure full cooperation with the court for it to carry out its important mandate”.

 

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