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ICC convicts Bosco Ntaganda for war crimes and pursues Omar al-Bashir, while Marco Rubio challenges the court's authority.

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  1. Rubio specifically demanded the ICC stop issuing threats.
  2. Rubio declared the ICC an instrument for lawfare, leading to the de-banking of ICC judge Kimberly Prost and subsequent service provider actions involving Google and Mastercard.

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ICC convicts Bosco Ntaganda for war crimes and pursues Omar al-Bashir, while Marco Rubio challenges the court's authority.

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Marco RubioInternational Criminal CourtBosco Ntaganda

How it developed

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  1. Rubio specifically demanded the ICC stop issuing threats.1 source
  2. Rubio declared the ICC an instrument for lawfare, leading to the de-banking of ICC judge Kimberly Prost and subsequent service provider actions involving Google and Mastercard.Sub-event
  3. Rubio sanctions ICC officials while ICC seeks warrant for Netanyahu.1 source
  4. Rubio challenges ICC authority as the court convicts Ntaganda and pursues al-Bashir.1 source

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