Sanctions Order May Accelerate Decline In US-ICC Relations

By Caroline Brown, Erik Woodhouse, Brian McGrath and Carlton Greene (June 22, 2020, 6:35 PM EDT) -- On June 11, President Donald Trump signed an executive order (as yet unnumbered)[1] authorizing blocking sanctions and additional visa restrictions against personnel of the International Criminal Court. The White House took the action in response to the ICC authorizing an investigation into alleged crimes by U.S. personnel in connection with the war in Afghanistan....

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