Navi Pillay criticizes U.S. sanctions on ICC

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay called the U.S. sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) "shocking" and "absolutely unacceptable" during an interview with France 24. She argued that the sanctions undermine the ICC's ability to hold individuals accountable for international crimes.

UN commission finds genocide in Gaza

Pillay defended the United Nations investigation commission she chaired, which concluded that a genocide was committed by Israel in Gaza. The commission’s findings sparked significant international debate and controversy.

ICC not selective toward Africa, says Pillay

Navi Pillay stated that the International Criminal Court is "not selective" in its actions toward Africa, countering claims that the ICC disproportionately targets African nations. She emphasized that the court’s focus is on justice and accountability for all.

Pillay highlights ICC's role in global justice

Pillay reiterated the importance of the ICC in maintaining international justice and urged the U.S. to reconsider its stance against the court. She called for cooperation among nations to support the ICC’s mission and uphold the rule of law globally.