International Criminal Court Meeting
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•The International Criminal Court is facing pushback and doubts as its member states meet
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The International Criminal Court is facing pushback and doubts as its member states meet.
The Assembly of States Parties convene its 23rd conference to elect committee members and approve the court’s budget.
The court faces pushback over arrest warrants for Israeli officials, sexual harassment allegations and a very empty docket.
ICC has issued a number of arrest warrants in recent months , but many high-profile suspects remain at large.
Mongolia refused to arrest Putin when he visited Mongolia in September .
Sudan ’s former President Omar al-Bashir is wanted by the ICC over accusations related to the conflict in Darfur .
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