Sanctions have been imposed on two officials of the International Criminal Court. The individuals affected are from Japan and Senegal. They are accused of taking part in investigations without consent from certain governments.
The move has been met with criticism from the court, which claims it undermines fairness. The court says it will continue its work despite this development. Further information on this matter is available from the source.
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