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Ghana rejects calls to abolish International Criminal Court , urges stronger action against crimes against humanity

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Ghana has rejected calls for the abolition of the International Criminal Court (ICC), with Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa arguing that the institution should instead be strengthened to hold perpetrators of racism, genocide and crimes against humanity accountable.

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