Tag: icc
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Malta makes a small donation to the Trust Fund for Victims of the International Criminal Court
Malta has made a nominal and voluntary contribution of up to €20,000 to the Trust Fund for Victims run by the International Criminal Court. Along with the contribution, the Maltese government issued a statement of support to the International Criminal Court saying that “it serves as a beacon of hope and justice for victims worldwide”.…
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The values of the Labour Party: selling your country for 12 pieces of silver
Just recently, the Labour Party President declared his intention to uphold and communicate the party’s fundamental principles to its members, insisting that these core values have endured. Apparently these principles include selling your country to a kangaroo-court in order to produce a useless judgement as you cover up the looting of national assets by foreign…
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Defrauding the nation like a true traitor and criminal fraud
Yesterday, Prime Minister Robert Abela gave a very bizarre press conference bragging that his government has made a successful coup for Malta’s interests, announcing a victory over a case presented at the International Court of Arbitration run by the International Chamber of Commerce. The Prime Minister announced that the tribunal decided that Steward Healthcare gave…
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The International Criminal Court opens an investigation on the RSF’s massacre in Al-Fashir
In a brief statement released yesterday, the International Criminal Court has announced that it is conducting an investigation in the genocidal massacre in Al-Fashir perpetuated by the Rapid Support Forces. The ICC’s statement also makes an effort to prove that it has made efforts in the past to seek justice for the atrocities and war…
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Former Janjaweed Commander found guilty of war crimes: first conviction on gender-based violence
Yesterday on Monday 06th October, the International Criminal Court has found Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, a former commander of the Janjaweed militia in Sudan, guilty of war crimes. The former Janjaweed commander was also found guilty of committing systematic gender-based violence in a first and historic conviction for the criminal court. Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman,…
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Tripoli’s government refuses to hand over Osama Najim Al-Masri to the ICC
In a sudden reversal from its commitment, the Libyan government has announced that it will not be handing over Libyan security official, Osama Najim al-Masri to the International Criminal Court. Osama Al-Masri was previously arrested in Italy and deported to Libya instead of being handed over to the ICC. Al-Masri has a pending arrest warrant…
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European Foreign Ministers meet in Lviv and recognise Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine
Yesterday, as the EU commemorated Europe Day, EU Foreign Ministers met in Lviv, Ukraine and held a European Council session to approve recognition for Ukraine’s Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine. UK’s Foreign Secretary David Lammy was also present and Ukraine was represented by Ukraine’s Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal and Minister of…
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Outgoing German Foreign Minister Baerbock condemns Hungary for its decision to leave the International Criminal Court
The outgoing German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock condemned Hungary’s decision to leave the International Criminal Court. Hungary’s President Viktor Orban made the announcement earlier today as he welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Budapest. Premier Netanyahu has been issued an arrest warrant by the ICC for crimes against humanity. The outgoing German Foreign Minister…
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Italy’s Premier Giorgia Meloni ups her attacks against the Judiciary: the ICC wants answers about Osama Al-Masri’s release
Italy’s Premier Giorgia Meloni is upping her attacks against Italy’s judiciary as she accuses them of interfering in government affairs. Her increasing attacks against the judiciary come as the International Criminal Court requested answers from the Italian government about Osama al-Masri’s release from custody and his deportation to Libya. The Italian governemnt has up to…
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EU Commissioner President Ursula von der Leyen supports the International Criminal Court despite US sanctions
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has defended the International Criminal Court and stood by its mission after it was hit with sanctions through an executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump. The executive order, which can be read here, includes sanctions against anyone who funds the International Criminal Court. Sanctions are imposed on…
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Italy arrests and deports criminal sought by the ICC: Osama Al-Masri greeted with cheers in Tripoli
Previous Libyan prison manager Osama Al-Masri (Osama Elmasry Njeem) was arrested in Turin, Italy last Sunday. The previous officer, who ran the infamous Mitiga Prison, is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity. He is being accused of committing and facilitating widespread murder, rape and torture of prisoners in Libya of different…
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US Congress passes Act 23 sanctioning anyone who upholds ICC Arrest warrants against Benjamin Netanyahu
A Republican bill presented in Congress to protect Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his ex-Defense Minister Yoav Gallant from pending arrest warrants by the International Criminal Court was passed with the backing of up to 45 Democrats. No Republicans voted against it. The bill states that anyone who upholds the arrest warrants of the…
