Saturday, December 6, 2025

Sanctioned Palestinian activists speak out at ICC's 24th Assembly of States Parties

 

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As the 24th Assembly of States Parties for the International Court of Justice continued in The Hague, Middle East Eye's News Editor Sondos Asem spoke to the Palestinian activists at the helm of organisations affected by US sanctions.

Director of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights Raji Sourani expressed that the sanctions contradict "the justice and dignity of man", and that the move has already caused partner organisations to withdraw their support due to financial threats and possible imprisonment.

Similarly, Shawan Jabarin, general director of Al-Haq, highlighted how the exit of donors means "45 families without incomes, in Palestine and elsewhere."

The Palestinian Center for Human Rights and Al-Haq, alongside Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, were sanctioned by in September by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, for engaging in "efforts by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate, arrest, detain, or prosecute Israeli nationals, without Israel’s consent."



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