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Law professors sue in S.F. to lift Trump sanctions on international court prosecutors
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The sanctions stemmed in part from the International Criminal Court’s investigation of U.S. actions in Afghanistan. Afghan troops are shown here.Noorullah Shirzada /AFP / TNSShow MoreShow Less
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Fatou Bensouda is the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor and under sanctions imposed by the Trump administration.Bas Czerwinski / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less
Legal advisers to the International Criminal Court, including two Bay Area law professors, have sued to challenge the Trump administration’s sanctions on the court’s prosecutors for investigating Israel and U.S. actions in Afghanistan sanctions that the Biden administration has left intact so far.