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Law advocates slam Ottawa for silence on Trump sanctioning Canadian ICC judge

The United States invoked domestic law to sanction four International Criminal Court officials over investigations into alleged war crimes involving US and Israeli personnel, highlighting a sovereignty dispute.

  • Advocates say Canada is compromising its legacy of helping found the International Criminal Court by remaining silent on U.S. sanctions against a Canadian ICC judge.
  • The U.S. sanctioned Kimberly Prost, a Canadian ICC judge who authorized a probe into U.S. personnel in Afghanistan, freezing her U.S. assets and potentially hindering her access to financial services.
  • Former Canadian foreign minister Lloyd Axworthy criticized the government for not defending international law and the rules-based order in the face of U.S. attempts to intimidate the ICC.
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Law advocates slam Ottawa for silence on Trump sanctioning Canadian ICC judge

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According to the ICC, the Trump administration's sanctions related to the Netanyahu case threaten the independence of an impartial judiciary, but critics see it differently.

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The Hill Times broke the news in on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
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