The US unveiled unilateral coercive measures against the ICC and systematically violated the UN Charter against Cuba, Afghanistan, and Grenada.

The entities involved

• International Criminal Court →

  intergovernmental organization and international tribunal

  • Navanethem Pillay's career is highlighted, detailing her roles as an ICC judge, High Court judge, and her recognition by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.Mon 22:12
  • Sanctions are announced regarding ICC engagement, while lawsuits are pending in international courts involving the organization.Mon 19:57
• Cuba →

  sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea

  • Lubetkin voiced concerns over Cuba's crisis while Uruguay offered humanitarian aid and he met with the Cuban Foreign Minister.01:34
  • Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz signed a decree affecting private practice in Cuba.00:56
• Afghanistan →

  country in Central and South Asia

  • Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan pressed for joint water resource management with Afghanistan, noted within the context of C6 states.03:50
  • Nigeria recorded the largest increase in poverty, with both Nigeria and Afghanistan listed in the latest Global Multidimensional Poverty Index.03:19
• Grenada →

  island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea

  • The Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI) relocated its local office to St David in Grenada.Mon 18:54
  • Grenada is identified as an island state located within the Caribbean region.Sun 09:56

Related events

• Unilateral coercive measures are being used against Iran, and US sanctions imposed on Cuba obstruct fundamental rights.Sep 9
• The United States has initiated war against Iran and imposed sanctions on officials of the International Criminal Court.Aug 27
• The Trump administration planned sanctions against the ICC while a UN mission investigated grounds for belief.Sep 23
• The ICC investigated alleged war crimes in Afghanistan, coinciding with the U.S. government launching a campaign to dismantle the court.Jul 14
• The United States views the International Criminal Court as a threat to national sovereignty.Jul 13