Global Justice Is Eroded as Republicans Move to Dismantle the International Criminal Court
Conspiracism & institutional delegitimization
Secretary Rubio and allied accounts paint the tribunal as illegitimate and call for its destruction, a move that would shield powerful actors from accountability. The effort delegitimizes an established institution through nationalist rhetoric, eroding norms of international law.
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Secretary Rubio and allied accounts paint the tribunal as illegitimate and call for its destruction, a move that would shield powerful actors from accountability. The effort delegitimizes an established institution through nationalist rhetoric, eroding norms of international law.
Opinion | Marco Rubio: Why We’re Dismantling the International Criminal Court. America never agreed to a world tribunal that can override our own courts and the Constitution
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.
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Opinion | Marco Rubio: Why We’re Dismantling the International Criminal Court. America never agreed to a world tribunal that can override our own courts and the Constitution
Rubio vows to dismantle International Criminal Court in expanded Trump.... Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the Trump administration is launching an expanded effort to
Rubio vows to ‘dismantle’ International Criminal Court. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday vowed to “dismantle” the International Criminal Court an
The ICC has no jurisdiction over the USA. We are not members of the ICC. None of the world's superpowers are members of the ICC.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio vows to 'dismantle' International Criminal Court. Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to "dismantle" the International Criminal Court in a new
Definitely Sec. Rubio is correct pertaining to the argument he cited because the US is not a member of the ICC and their citizens are subject only to American law, they don’t have authority to prosecute Americans. .
The ICC has no jurisdiction over the USA. We are not members of the ICC. None of the world's superpowers are members of the ICC.
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.
ICC is not a country. Your country is a member of it. It is an international court.
Opinion | Rubio Takes On the International Criminal Court. Marco Rubio is taking a risk, but a worthy one. In confronting the lawless International Criminal
We need an international court to seek justice for the world.
We need an international court to seek justice for the world.
The ICC has no jurisdiction over the USA. We are not members of the ICC. None of the world's superpowers are members of the ICC.
When you're part of a war criminal syndicate, of course you'd want to dismantle the ICC.
Definitely Sec. Rubio is correct pertaining to the argument he cited because the US is not a member of the ICC and their citizens are subject only to American law, they don’t have authority to prosecute Americans. .
The ICC has virtually no meaningful accountability. Just look at what happened to the former President of the Philippines. Working alongside the current Philippine administration, the ICC took former President Duterte to The Hague without any judicial process taking place in the Philippines, raising serious concerns about due process, individual rights, and Philippine sovereignty. If an international court can do this to the former president of a sovereign nation, what could it mean for soldiers, marines, police officers, and other AMERICANS public servants in the future? Institutions with significant power should also be subject to transparency and accountability. Rubio all the way. 💕
We need an international court to seek justice for the world.
The ICC is an appropriate venue for adjudicating war crimes perpetrated by persons of any nationality. The USA must not shield its criminals from prosecution.
Fearing justice: Rubio gets bolshie about the ICC. Why are they so afraid? The Trump administration, pathologically obsessed about the exaggerated reach of the International Criminal Court, have decided to take to the barricades. In a July 13 media
ICC is not a country. Your country is a member of it. It is an international court.
Trump administration launches effort to isolate International Criminal Court. WASHINGTON/THE HAGUE, July 13 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is launching an effort to
If the international criminal court is coming after you what does that say⁉️
ICC is not a country. Your country is a member of it. It is an international court.
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.
Rep. Ilhan Omar introduces resolution urging U.S. to join International Criminal.... The bill comes two days after U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a plan to
Global prosecutor’s downfall clears Netanyahu — but damns the International Crim.... The misbegotten International Criminal Court is in big trouble, and not just because Secretary of St
The ICC has no jurisdiction over the USA. We are not members of the ICC. None of the world's superpowers are members of the ICC.
Definitely Sec. Rubio is correct pertaining to the argument he cited because the US is not a member of the ICC and their citizens are subject only to American law, they don’t have authority to prosecute Americans. .
Definitely Sec. Rubio is correct pertaining to the argument he cited because the US is not a member of the ICC and their citizens are subject only to American law, they don’t have authority to prosecute Americans. .
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.
We need an international court to seek justice for the world.
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.
The ICC is an independent international institution established by the Rome Statute, a treaty ratified by 125 sovereign nations. 👉🏾Because the United States is not a party to this treaty, it does not have the legal authority to dissolve the court. Good luck finding back up for that one , almost the same as asking allies for help after starting an illegal war in Iran😂 getting hot under their feet is it?
Trump sanctions on ICC violate free speech, says lawsuit. Rubio suggested the US could expand its sanctions, vowing to use "all the tools at our government's
Definitely Sec. Rubio is correct pertaining to the argument he cited because the US is not a member of the ICC and their citizens are subject only to American law, they don’t have authority to prosecute Americans. .
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.
We need an international court to seek justice for the world.
That tribunal is there for good reasons. We need to keep it.