The governing body of the International Criminal Court held its first meeting Tuesday, ignoring a U.S. campaign to undermine its jurisdiction and exempt Americans from prosecution. The court is the culmination of a campaign that began with the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials for World War II's war criminals. The U.S. objects to the idea that Americans could be subject to the court's jurisdiction even if it isn't a party to the treaty creating it.
September 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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