The headquarters of the Mus in The Hague, the Netherlands. The UN Human Rights Administration condemned the US decision to impose sanctions against judges of the Mus International law The decision of the US government to impose sanctions against judges of the International Criminal Court (MUS) contradicts the principles of justice and proper public administration. This was announced today by & nbsp; Supreme Commissioner of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk. Turk commented on the statement of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on Thursday, on the introduction of measures against judges considering the case of 2020 about the alleged war crimes committed in Afghanistan by the American and Afghan military, as well as issuing an arrest of the prime minister of Israel Beniamin and the former minister defense of yoava galant in 2024. “I am deeply concerned about the decision of the Government of the United States of America to impose sanctions against the judges of the International Criminal Court-in particular, four women of Benin, Peru, Slovenia and Uganda, who took part in the consideration of cases related to Afghanistan and the state of Palestine,” the Supreme Commissioner said, calling on to immediately revise and cancel these measures. 60 > sanctions, the Supreme Commissioner says, are directed against judges for the execution of their functions, which, according to him, “directly contradicts the respect of the rule of law and the principle of equality of all before the law – values that have been defended for a long time connected for a long time States. 60 > Turk statement, the Musa’s statement made on Thursday, in which the sanctions are called “an attempt to undermine the independence of the international judicial body acting on the basis of a mandate provided by 125 member states & NBSP; from all over. Mira ”. 60 > on Friday the assembly of the participating states, which carry out administrative supervision in relation to the Musa, confirmed its position on Friday. The statement of the body & nbsp; it is said that US sanctions “can undermine global efforts to ensure responsibility for the most serious crimes that cause concern to the international community, as well as weaken & nbsp; general & nbsp; commitment to the principles of the rule of law and maintaining an international law and order based on the rules “.