Amnesty International rejects Rubio's sovereignty framing
1 Sep 23 · 1d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Amanda Klasing, Amnesty International USA's national director of government relations, rejected Rubio's stated rationale, saying his examples of U.S. actions facing scrutiny reveal the true motivation: evading accountability rather than protecting sovereignty.
“This isn't really about sovereignty and protecting sovereignty. It's about trying to evade accountability for actions that they are taking.”
Amanda Klasing
Marco Rubio Secretary of State
Donald Trump PresidentAmanda Klasing Amnesty International USA director
Tomoko Akane ICC President
Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister
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Donald Trump trying to dismantle the International Criminal Court, so the US can't be tried for war crimes, is like a serial killer lobbying for the repeal of the criminalization of homicide. It also mean Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are *definitely* committing war crimes.
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