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Situation in State of Palestine: Decision replacing a judge in Pre-Trial Chamber I On 25 October 2024, noting that Judge Iulia Motoc [Romania] considered that she needed to be excused from the situation in the State of Palestine 'based on medical grounds and the need to safeguard the proper administration of justice', the Presidency granted the Request. The Presidency notes further that the personal medical situation of Judge Motoc is entitled to medical confidentiality. Judge Reine Alapini-Gansou Judge Nicolas Guillou Judge Beti Hohler
On 25 October 2024, noting that Judge Iulia Motoc [Romania] considered that she needed to be excused from the situation in the State of Palestine 'based on medical grounds and the need to safeguard the proper administration of justice', the Presidency granted the Request. The Presidency notes further that the personal medical situation of Judge Motoc is entitled to medical confidentiality.
Judge Reine Alapini-Gansou Judge Nicolas Guillou Judge Beti Hohler
Turmoil at the ICC as fears rise over Israel and the U.S. interference | Mondoweiss | The delay in issuing ICC warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant, followed by the replacement of the presiding judge, has raised serious concerns about the court's functioning and possible machinations behind the scenes. Israel, a state that had enjoyed 75 years of Western-backed impunity, was finally, it seemed, being called to account for its crimes. Already on trial for genocide in the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and the subject of a series of provisional orders there, Israeli leaders received notice in May from across town in The Hague that the net was continuing to close. The request submitted in May by the prosecutor to the ICC for warrants to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant brought a predictable response from Israel, which launched angry recriminations, invective, and the usual tactical smears against the Court.
The delay in issuing ICC warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant, followed by the replacement of the presiding judge, has raised serious concerns about the court's functioning and possible machinations behind the scenes.
Israel, a state that had enjoyed 75 years of Western-backed impunity, was finally, it seemed, being called to account for its crimes. Already on trial for genocide in the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and the subject of a series of provisional orders there, Israeli leaders received notice in May from across town in The Hague that the net was continuing to close.
The request submitted in May by the prosecutor to the ICC for warrants to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant brought a predictable response from Israel, which launched angry recriminations, invective, and the usual tactical smears against the Court.
My anger 😡 only increases by the day as the slaughter nears completion ...
SHAME ON USA 🇺🇸 USAID -- Samantha Power 'Sapere aude'
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