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Judge Kimberly Prost Unwavering on ICC Role Despite US Sanctions
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Judge Kimberly Prost Unwavering on ICC Role Despite US Sanctions

Canadian judge Kimberly Prost, sanctioned by the United States, has affirmed she never reconsidered her work at the International Criminal Court, despite the sanctions leading to her exclusion from most of the international banking system, as former Philippine President Duterte also marked his 81st birthday while in ICC detention.

Worldpublico22d ago

Brazil Updates Rules to Protect Domestic Violence Victims Abroad

Brazil has updated its regulations to better protect victims of domestic violence living abroad, aligning with a Supreme Court decision on the application of the Hague Convention in parental disputes and recognizing violence against mothers as a risk factor for children.

International Criminal Court opens investigation into Belarus
Worldlsm-lv27d ago

International Criminal Court opens investigation into Belarus

The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has launched an investigation into Belarus for alleged crimes against humanity. The investigation was initiated at Lithuania's request, which believes some crimes were committed on its territory.

Philippines not rejoining ICC – Palace
Politicsphilstar29d ago

Philippines not rejoining ICC – Palace

he Philippines still has no plans to rejoin the International Criminal Court, Malacañang said on Monday, as the Philippine National Police (PNP) prepares for possible protest actions marking the first anniversary of former president Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest and detention in The Hague.

Middle East Conflict's Economic Impact Widens, Affecting Shipping, Energy, and Global Supplies
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Middle East Conflict's Economic Impact Widens, Affecting Shipping, Energy, and Global Supplies

The escalating Middle East conflict is causing a widening global economic impact, with Houthi attacks on shipping routes leading to fuel supply concerns and disruptions. This has prompted countries to consider alternatives to natural gas and contributed to a critical global helium shortage, further impacting various industries and economies.

Man Sentenced to Repay €302,000 for COVID-19 Fraud
Politicsnl-times1mo ago

Man Sentenced to Repay €302,000 for COVID-19 Fraud

A 61-year-old man from Hillegom, Pieter K., has been sentenced by The Hague court to repay 302,000 euros to the Dutch government after defrauding individuals over COVID-19 claims and using the funds for personal spending.

ICC begins confirmation hearing on Duterte case today
Politicsphilstar1mo ago

ICC begins confirmation hearing on Duterte case today

He may not be present in person or even virtually, but everything that will be discussed inside Courtroom 1 of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague this week will be all about former president Rodrigo Duterte.

Serbian Green-Left Front Embarks on European Tour
Politicsdanas14d ago

Serbian Green-Left Front Embarks on European Tour

Representatives of Serbia's Green-Left Front have commenced a series of visits to European countries and EU institutions, starting with meetings in Brussels and planning further engagements in Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, The Hague, and Oslo.

Suspect Acquitted of Vandalizing Graves in The Hague
Worldnos27d ago

Suspect Acquitted of Vandalizing Graves in The Hague

A suspect has been acquitted by a court in The Hague of vandalizing 32 graves and urns at Westduin cemetery and stealing a memorial stone and grave monument. However, the individual received an eight-month sentence for other charges.

Nuremberg, 80 Years Later
Worlddelo1mo ago

Nuremberg, 80 Years Later

An article reflects on the Nuremberg trials 80 years later, noting that the Hague court now serves a similar purpose.