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Should individual countries have the power to impose unilateral sanctions on judges and legal professionals working for international institutions like the ICC and UN? What are the potential consequences of allowing this practice?
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How might the sanctioning of international legal professionals affect the independence and credibility of international justice systems? Can these institutions function effectively if their staff face financial punishment for performing their duties?
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What mechanisms should exist to protect international legal professionals from retaliation by powerful nations when their work conflicts with those nations' interests? Who should have the authority to decide if such sanctions are legitimate?
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Do you think it is appropriate for one country to effectively override international legal processes by sanctioning the individuals involved in those processes? How does this affect the concept of international law and cooperation between nations?