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We are working to develop and promote international justice in Australia by seeking justice for survivors of atrocity crimes and to hold the perpetrators responsible to account.

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Joint Statement: ACIJ and DWAG welcome Australian sanctions against Sudanese targets accused of grave crimes, and demand more action from the Australian Government

Joint Statement: ACIJ and DWAG welcome Australian sanctions against Sudanese targets accused of grave crimes, and demand more action from the Australian Government

The Australian Centre for International Justice (ACIJ) and Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG) (the organisations) welcome the recent announcement by the Foreign Minister that the Australian Government will impose targeted Magnitsky-style human rights sanctions and travel bans on four Sudanese individuals, and targeted financial sanctions on one entity, in response to the ongoing atrocities in Sudan.

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Joint Statement: Urgent Call for Action: States Must Act Now to Protect the International Criminal Court from Unlawful US Attacks 

Joint Statement: Urgent Call for Action: States Must Act Now to Protect the International Criminal Court from Unlawful US Attacks 

Joint Statement:  Urgent Call for Action: States Must Act Now to Protect the International Criminal Court from Unlawful US Attacks 

The Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC), the more than 180 undersigned organisations from over 60 countries representing all regions, and dozens of legal experts, human rights defenders and members of the European Parliament, condemn unequivocally and in the strongest terms the decision byco the United States (US) to impose unlawful sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC). This unprecedented measure represents a direct attack against the rule of law, the independence of the Court and international justice, ultimately undermining the rights of millions of victims and survivors of mass atrocities worldwide. 

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