Investigation and Prosecution of Those Individuals Responsible for Crimes Against Humanity

Investigation and Prosecution of Those Individuals Responsible for

Crimes Against Humanity

29 September 2021  

The International Criminal Court

Office of the Prosecutor

Post Office Box 19519

2500 CM The Hague

The Netherlands  

And  

Ms. Karen Mosoti, or official replacement for the office of

Liaison Office of the International Criminal Court to the United Nations

866 United Nations Plaza

Suite 476

New York, NY, 10017

USA

212-486-1346/47/62  

Email: otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int  

Dear International Criminal Court and Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Mr. Karim Khan, and Ms. Karen Mosoti,  

The following signatories submit to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Office of the Prosecutor, this   Letter in Support of:  

(1)  The Joint Request for Investigation from the United Kingdom submitted by attorneys Melinda Mayne, Kaira S. McCallum (143/21), Slovakia submitted by attorneys Peter Weis, Marica Pirosikova, Erik Schmidt (133/21), France submitted by attorneys Patrice Lepiller, Raphael Cohen (271/21), and the Czech Republic submitted by attorney Tomas Nielsen (326/21) submitted to this Court on 12 August 2021.

(2)  The Sworn Affidavits of Drs/PhDs. Richard M. Fleming, Luc Montagnier, and Kevin McCairn submitted with this Joint Request.

(3)  Letter of Support by Nazi Concentration Camp Survivors Moshe Brown, Hillel Handler, and Vera Sharav submitted 20 September 2021.  

In each instance the material, affidavits, and evidence provided substantiate information demonstrating Crimes Against Humanity by the Perpetrators including but not limited to violations of:  

(1)  The 1947 Nuremberg Code

(2)  The 1964 Declaration of Helsinki

(3)  The 1967 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and

(4)  The 1975 Biological Weapons Convention Treaty  

We call upon the ICC and the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC, and the United Nations Liaison Office of the ICC, to forthwith accept the Joint Request for Investigation, the Sworn Affidavits, the Nazi Concentration Camp Survivors' Letter of Support, and supporting documents and materials, and to begin the Investigation and Criminal Prosecution of those individuals identified in the submitted documents, and those individuals identified in the interrogatories, depositions and investigation of those so identified.