Key Points
- Venezuela has decided to withdraw from the International Criminal Court
- The ICC stated that Venezuela's withdrawal will take effect in one year
- An investigation into crimes against humanity in Venezuela is still ongoing
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1 year2018
Venezuela has announced its decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC stated that Venezuela's withdrawal will take effect in one year and that the country will still be required to cooperate with investigations during this period.
The decision to withdraw comes after the Venezuelan government accused the ICC of being biased against certain countries. The ICC had launched an investigation into crimes against humanity in Venezuela.
The investigation, which began in 2018, is still ongoing. Venezuela's decision to withdraw has raised questions about the future of the investigation.
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- Why did Venezuela decide to withdraw from the International Criminal Court?
- Venezuela withdrew from the ICC due to accusations of bias against certain countries
- What will happen to the ICC's investigation in Venezuela?
- The investigation, which began in 2018, is still ongoing
- How will Venezuela's withdrawal affect the future of the investigation?
- Venezuela's withdrawal has raised questions about the future of the investigation
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