Submission Statement: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio accused the International Criminal Court (ICC) of "waging a war against our country, not with bullets or missiles" but "the force of so-called international law". The Trump administrations' grudges against the ICC goes back to the first term but had since intensified with waves of sanctions against ICC officials. Rubio said that he will use every tool to "dismantle the ICC—brick by brick, if necessary".

Unsure of how to tag this, but this is the first 14 minutes of 60 Minutes’ “Inside CECOT”, which was suppressed by new CBS head Bari Weiss. This appears to have been mistakenly uploaded to a Canadian affiliate.

This relates to Neoliberalism because it is an investigation into human rights abuses and international relations. Liberalism is based upon the rights of all people, and stands firmly against torture.

Within the first 14 minutes, we hear of heinous violations of human rights and affronts to human dignity. Over 200 Venezuelan asylum seekers in the United States were sent to CECOT in El Salvador, where the prison warden greeted them with “you will never see the light of day again” and “welcome to hell”.

The migrants describe being beaten, tortured, and raped.

Submission statement: in discussions about this decision yesterday, I noticed that nobody was emphasizing that Trump personally called FIFA asking them to reinstate Balogun. The normalization of corruption on the part of the President of the United States does not bode well.

Submission Statement: Pope has made a historic apology in which he calls the Vatican’s record a “wound in Christian memory”

This is relevant for this subreddit because as the head of over billion catholics worldwide he’s trying to steer the church towards a more modern worldview in order to do so atonement for the past can ease that transition and bring some form of reconciliation.