Canadian judge decries U.S. sanctions of International Criminal Court as 'attack in favour of impunity'

Canadian judge Kimberly Prost, serving at the International Criminal Court, has spoken out against U.S. sanctions imposed on her and other ICC officials by the Trump administration, calling them an "attack in favor of impunity." These sanctions, which included frozen bank accounts and canceled credit cards, aim to undermine the ICC's operations. Prost insists such intimidation tactics are ineffective and that the court will continue its crucial work in prosecuting international crimes. This situation highlights a growing tension between the U.S. and international legal institutions, raising questions about the future of global justice cooperation.