Japan can fund the ICC. But can it save the court?
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Japan supplies roughly 15% of the ICC's assessed contributions, making it the largest financial contributor, ahead of Germany, France and Britain.
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Japan can fund the ICC. But can it save the court?
Japan supplies roughly 15% of the ICC's assessed contributions, making it the largest financial contributor, ahead of Germany, France and Britain.
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