ICC vows to defend rule of lawーNHK WORLD-JAPAN NEWS #shorts
The International Criminal Court is standing up against US pressure after the Trump administration said the court will be hit with sanctions. The court’s president is calling the move "an attack on the international legal order."
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Sanctions
Penalties such as trade bans, asset freezes or travel bans imposed by one or more countries on another country, group or person.
Sanctions are used to pressure governments without military action, with costs for both sides.
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