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International Criminal Court wins EU's Sakharov human rights prize
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What happenedThe International Criminal Court, which US President Donald Trump's administration has threatened to dismantle "brick by brick", has been awarded the European Union's Sakharov human rights prize.
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International Criminal Court wins EU's Sakharov human rights prize
The International Criminal Court, which US President Donald Trump's administration has threatened to dismantle "brick by brick", has been awarded the European Union's Sakharov human rights...
International Criminal Court wins EU's 2026 Sakharov prize
BRUSSELS, Oct 22 - The International Criminal Court has been awarded the European Union's 2026 Sakharov Prize, the EU's top prize regarding human rights work.