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At the detention centre in Scheveningen, several African men are being held in connection with cases involving international crimes. Some have been convicted and are serving sentences; others are still facing proceedings. US pressure on the ICC raises questions about the Court’s ability to deliver justice. While sanctions do not mean the Court will collapse or detainees will be released, they could make its work more difficult and delay justice for victims.
