The International Criminal Court (ICC) has won the top human rights award from the European Union (EU) for its work in ensuring justice and accountability for human rights violations, despite tensions with the United States. The award, given following renewed tensions between the US and EU, highlights the ICC's importance in upholding international law and protecting human rights.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been awarded the top human rights award by the…: The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been awarded the top human rights award by the European Union (EU).
The award was given following renewed tensions between the United States and the EU.: The award was given following renewed tensions between the United States and the EU.
The ICC's work ensures justice and accountability for human rights violations.: The ICC's work ensures justice and accountability for human rights violations.
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