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Hungary says it will pull out of ICC

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Orban asserted that the ICC had become a "political court".
From BBC
The government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban had made clear that it would ignore its obligations to act on the I.C.C. warrant as a party to a 1998 treaty that established the court.
From The New York Times

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