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- 1US sanctions cut ICC prosecutor off from Microsoft services●"When the U.S. government imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in early 2025, the consequences we
In early 2025 the US government imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court, and the consequences took effect almost immediately. The restrictions cut off the ICC's chief prosecutor from Microsoft services, including email, showing how dependent the court is on American technology providers. Discussion is focused on how quickly the sanctions were enforced and what they reveal about the vulnerability of international institutions to US tech infrastructure.
- 2Netherlands push sovereign software after ICC prosecutor loses Microsoft access●Nachdem der IStGH-Chefankläger wegen US-Sanktionen den Zugriff auf Microsoft-Dienste verlor, machen die Niederlande Erns
After the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor lost access to Microsoft services under US sanctions, the Netherlands is moving forward with DAWO, a sovereign workplace for public authorities built on NixOS. The system uses open source code, replaces GitHub with Forgejo, and is designed to connect with openDesk. A pilot is underway in municipalities, with officials citing stability and digital independence from US providers.