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So we think the ICC is doing a good job, but we support the US not needing to fall under its scope. Even if the US is committing the war crimes, as it has done in the past on multiple occasions. Very bizzare logic indeed. Unless the ICC is to keep THEM in line, but not us.
Australia welcomes the US revoking ICC sanctions & looks forward to constructive engagement. We are committed to ICC reform so the Court can best fulfil its core mandate over the most heinous international crimes, as a court of last resort.
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10’s of thousands of Australians have had their lives on hold at least a year due to the international border closure - some separated from partners/spouses/young kids who are overseas, stranded Aussies can’t get home.. we need solutions
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Don’t understand what DFAT is welcoming about US revoking ICC sanctions?pic.twitter.com/WWq2WHADaq
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Good. Now please tell the US to drop the charges against Julian Assange.
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So the alleged war criminals from the Brereton Report will now be referred to the ICC?
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Such as your soldiers' war crimes in Afghanistan? When's the ADF leadership gonna be in the docks? And why is Australian Citizen
#JulianAssange not free? He should be celebrated for his exposure of War Crimes!Thanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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