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ABD'nin UCM'yi Dağıtma Kampanyasına AB'den, Kongre'den ve Yargıdan Tepkiler Yükseliyor

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ABD Dışişleri Bakanı Marco Rubio, Uluslararası Ceza Mahkemesi'nin (UCM) Amerikan egemenliğine 'tahammül edilemez bir tehdit' oluşturduğunu belirterek mahkemeyi sistematik olarak dağıtma kampanyası başlattı. Rubio, UCM'nin ABD askeri ve kolluk operasyonlarına müdahale ettiğini öne sürerek yaptırım ve vize kısıtlamaları uygulanacağını, diğer ülkelerin mahkemeden çekilmesi için baskı yapılacağını duyurdu. Washington yönetimi, UCM'nin Amerikan askerlerini ve yetkililerini hedef alan soruşturmalarını egemenlik ihlali olarak niteliyor. Bu hamleye uluslararası alanda tepki gecikmedi. Avrupa Birliği sözcüsü, UCM'nin ABD egemenliğine tehdit oluşturduğu iddiasını reddetti. UCM yargıcı Solomy Balungi Bossa ise Trump yönetiminin kendilerini teröristlerle aynı kefeye koyduğunu söyledi. ABD içinde de Demokrat Kongre Üyesi Ilhan Omar, ülkenin UCM'ye katılması için karar tasarısı sundu; iki sivil toplum kuruluşu, yaptırımların ifade özgürlüğünü ihlal ettiği gerekçesiyle hükümete dava açtı. UCM'yi hedef alan kampanya, uluslararası adalet mekanizmalarının geleceğine yönelik ciddi bir sınamaya dönüşmüş durumda. ABD'nin mahkemeyi işlevsiz kılma çabası, müttefikleriyle arasında diplomatik gerilime yol açarken, ülke içinde de anayasal haklar tartışmasını alevlendirdi. Uluslararası Ceza Mahkemesi'ni destekleyen devletlerin ve insan hakları örgütlerinin önümüzdeki günlerde tepkilerini daha da sertleştirmesi bekleniyor.

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  13. Diplomatic19 Jul, 06:33

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