On Monday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Brut condemned the US sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court, warning of their consequences for the work of the court and those responsible for it. In a statement to reporters ahead of a meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Luxembourg, Barrow called for a dialogue between Washington and the European Union to push the United States to withdraw from these measures. The minister confirmed his country's willingness to activate the European "blocking law" to protect judges and court employees, and explained that the legislation is intended to protect companies and institutions from foreign sanctions, and emphasized the need for the court, as one of the pillars of international law, to continue to fulfill its role properly. Contact us to get all the new updates

On Monday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Brut condemned the US sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court, warning of their consequences for the work of the court and those responsible for it. In a statement to reporters ahead of a meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Luxembourg, Barrow called for a dialogue between Washington and the European Union to push the United States to withdraw from these measures. The minister confirmed his country's willingness to activate the European "blocking law" to protect judges and court employees, and explained that the legislation is intended to protect companies and institutions from foreign sanctions, and emphasized the need for the court, as one of the pillars of international law, to continue to fulfill its role properly. Contact us to get all the new updates