Who Have We Become? When America Turns Its Back on Justice
There are days when I read the news and find myself asking a question that is becoming far too familiar: Who have we become? Who have we, the United States of America, become? Not who are we becoming. Who have we already become? Today, October 9, I read a Reuters report that the United States has imposed additional sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC). The announcement came just hours after a former international judge was recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize. Let that sink in. On a day when the world was celebrating work associated with human rights and international justice, the United States was announcing measures against an institution established to hold perpetrators of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity accountable. The The rest of the story