The E.U. has awarded its top human rights prize to the International Criminal Court, a gesture of support as the U.S. administration attempts to hinder its work.
01Summary
- 01The International Criminal Court has won the E.U.'s top human rights prize.
- 02The award is seen as a show of support for the court.
- 03The Trump administration is moving to thwart the court's work.
02Why it matters
This award signals Europe's backing for international justice at a time when the court faces political pressure from the United States, reinforcing its legitimacy in prosecuting war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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