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U.S. strips visa from war crimes prosecutor

The United States made good on its threat to block the International Criminal Court from investigating Americans, revoking a visa for its chief prosecutor.

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By Arete News - April 5, 2019
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda (AN/Stephan Röhl)
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