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    Kreditkarten gesperrt, Google-Konten geschlossen: ICC-Richter über Leben unter Trump-Sanktionen | Internationaler Strafgerichtshof


    Kreditkarten gesperrt, Google-Konten geschlossen: ICC-Richter über Leben unter Trump-Sanktionen | Internationaler Strafgerichtshof

    https://www.theguardian.com/law/2026/feb/18/international-criminal-court-icc-judges-trump-sanctions

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    1. trollunit on

      They played political games with a bogus warrant on a top US ally under the assumption Trump couldn’t possibly win again, then he did. Hard to feel bad for them.

    4. Levorotatory on

      An example of why alternatives to US based payment processors and other financial tech are necessary.   No country should be able to exert that level of control outside of its borders.

    5. unlovelyladybartleby on

      Maybe the next „middle powers“ action is a new credit card. An alternative to visa/mastercard/Amex

    6. Equivalent_Sea_1895 on

      Why are payment processors so willing to play interference. Shouldn’t they require a court ruling?

    7. Euclidisthebomb on

      Did she have credit cards issued by a Canadian bank? If so I think she can force the issue in a Canadian court of law.

      But Canada and Europe are in need of credit card issuers and processing which have no attachment whatsoever to America.

      Swift is an international system. Other than transfers to an American bank any wires she sends should not have been challenged – that is just banking staff not knowing what they are doing.

    8. ManofManyTalentz on

      >What had been most painful, however, was to see how the sanctions had targeted her daughter, leading to the cancellation of her US visa and Google accounts. “She lives in another part of the world, she has no link to the ICC,” she said. “It’s sad. This is pure retaliation for something she hasn’t done.”

      >It was a pattern seen across the ICC, she said, where spouses, parents and children of officials had ended up caught in the dragnet of the sanctions. “This is the kind of persecution that I think the world should not allow to happen,” said Ibáñez Carranza. “We serve humanity. We are delivering justice for the most vulnerable victims around the world, for millions and millions of women and children who have no voice.”

    9. wrenchedups on

      Until I heard about this a couple of months ago, I had no idea America could unilaterally cancel a foreign national’s credit.

      It’s terrifying.

    10. motherseffinjones on

      Sound like we need a way to replace American credit cards, Interac found this would be a slam dunk.

    11. Imaginary_Mammoth_92 on

      The US isn’t a part of the ICC, the ICC itself is a joke. This doesn’t negate the fact that the world and countries need to stop relying on American firms for everything. Developing our own telecommunications, technology, and financial infrastructure isn’t a bad thing.

    12. robfordto6 on

      Who would have thought Karim Khan bringing bogus charges to cover up his sexual misconduct and the judges playing along to help him would have consequences?

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