ICC Judge Reports US Sanctions Blocked Access to Bank Cards and Google

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•The judge is affiliated with the International Criminal Court.
•US sanctions have resulted in the judge losing access to her bank cards.
•The judge's Google accounts have also been disabled due to these sanctions.
•The judge publicly disclosed these difficulties on March 15, 2026.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the United States lifts or eases sanctions affecting ICC officials The judge and other ICC personnel may regain access to financial and digital services, improving their ability to carry out judicial functions.

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🏛International Criminal Court 🏛United States

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MEAl Jazeera - AllICC judge says US sanctions left her without bank cards and Google accounts

An International Criminal Court (ICC) judge has stated that US sanctions have caused her to lose access to her bank cards and Google accounts. This situation affects her ability to perform her duties and raises concerns about the impact of sanctions on international judicial officials. The judge's experience highlights challenges faced by ICC personnel due to political actions by the United States.