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iiclr-21267	Ford, Stuart	The ICC and the Security Council: How Much Support is There for Ending Impunity?	2016	35	.pdf	application/pdf	13652	630	59	Implicit in the Russian position is a belief that the ICC should either be formally subordinated to the Security Council154 or that, at the very least, the ICC should defer to the Security Council’s leadership.155 Not coincidentally, this would give Russia an effective veto over ICC action by virtue of its veto over Security Council action. Thus, there are sufficient votes to pass a Security Council resolution providing support to the ICC, if there were no permanent member veto.79 However, those who oppose Security Council action include Russia and China, both of whom wield the veto.80 As a result, the Security Council is paralyzed and will not take any action to support the ICC or pressure Sudan to cooperate.	cache/iiclr-21267.pdf	txt/iiclr-21267.txt