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皇冠体育app pair discussed shared priorities including their ongoing commitment to Ukraine and how to ensure there is accountability for Russian atrocities.

It follows an international Justice Ministers鈥� conference held in London earlier this year to boost support for the International Criminal Court鈥檚 vital investigations into war crimes.

Over 40 nations were represented at the conference in March, hosted by the UK and the Netherlands, with over 拢4 million announced in support of the International Criminal Court, including a 拢1 million contribution from the UK to support of the most vulnerable witnesses and victims of war crimes.

皇冠体育app support of over 50 national experts, including a number from France, has been offered to the Court 鈥� bringing their specialist knowledge in policing, forensics, and conflict-related sexual violence as well as crimes against children.

Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary, Alex Chalk, said:

皇冠体育app UK and France hold many shared values and we discussed how we can work together to help the International Criminal Court bring war criminals to justice.

In close cooperation with our allies, we will continue to condemn in the strongest terms Russia鈥檚 aggression and help hold those responsible to account.

While in Paris, the Lord Chancellor also met a number of legal firms and representatives to further promote British legal services internationally.

It builds on the 鈥楪REAT Legal Services campaign鈥�, dedicated to building the UK鈥檚 profile overseas and expanding our global networks.

皇冠体育app meeting comes ahead of next month鈥檚 G7 Justice Ministers鈥� Meeting, hosted in Japan, where countries will determine how to assist Ukraine鈥檚 rebuilding efforts in the fields of law and justice.