In an unprecedented move, the US has announced significant sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), shortly after former judge Navi Pillay was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. The sanctions, categorized as a severe escalation, aim to dismantle the court, which the Trump administration considers a threat to American interests. This decision has sparked backlash from several countries, including Canada and EU member states, who have expressed strong disapproval of the US actions. The ICC has firmly rejected the sanctions, stating that such measures jeopardize global justice. International reactions continue to unfold as the court urges its member states to support its operations amidst these challenges.