Staff at the International Criminal Court have described the sweeping effect of US sanctions on their daily lives.
Staff at the International Criminal Court have described the sweeping effect of US sanctions on their daily lives.
By Tim Hume and AP
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Judges and prosecutors at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have been cut off by banks, credit card companies and tech giants like Amazon as a result of sanctions brought by the United States President Donald Trump administration over war crimes investigations into Israeli and US officials.
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