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ICC Filings Against Trump

Article 15 communications to the Office of the Prosecutor — filed by Nova River Kain

What these documents are

Under Article 15 of the Rome Statute, any person may submit information on alleged crimes within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court directly to the Office of the Prosecutor. The five communications below were filed between June 2025 and April 2026. They are presented here in full as public documentation; the ICC does not publish the status of preliminary examinations arising from Article 15 communications, and inclusion here does not imply any determination by the Court.

01 · ORIGINAL FILINGJune 4, 2025

Original Article 15 Communication

Filed from Newaygo, Michigan, United States · Submission ID c7984ed8-9271-46b3-b408-2f7a9ac30269

The founding submission to the ICC Office of the Prosecutor. Requests an investigation into (1) crimes against humanity through the implementation and promotion of Project 2025, characterized as a radical restructuring initiative aimed at dismantling civil protections and enabling authoritarian abuses within the United States, and (2) complicity in genocide and war crimes concerning Donald J. Trump's material and political support of the State of Israel.

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02 · ADDENDUMJanuary 30, 2026

Evidence Addendum: Escalation of Crimes Against Humanity

Filed from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States · Submission ID 3936f958-5bd7-4379-9ecb-039a30783505

An urgent addendum to the June 2025 submission arguing that the potential threat identified in the original filing has escalated into active, documented atrocities within the jurisdiction of the Court, including the rapid expansion of the federal detention system and documented inhumane detention conditions.

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03 · ADDENDUMFebruary 26, 2026

Urgent Addendum: Detention & Extermination Infrastructure

United States · Submission ID 966d1255-496f-466f-a558-44c732e9b122

Presents the WEXMAC 2.0 / TITUS worldwide expeditionary contract and associated logistics infrastructure as evidence of systematic preparation for mass detention, analyzed under Article 7 of the Rome Statute, alongside documentation of the dismantling of domestic checks and balances.

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04 · ESCALATIONApril 4, 2026

Escalation Filing: Territorial Aggression & the 2026 Iran War

United States · Submission ID be9fdd81-9f61-485c-8731-d608aff49a0d

Documents the “Greater North America” doctrine, coercive pressure on Canada and Greenland, and the civilian destruction of the 2026 Iran War, framing the pattern as aggression and crimes against humanity requiring urgent action by the Office of the Prosecutor.

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05 · ADDENDUMApril 23, 2026

Addendum: Genocide Convention Violations & Incitement

United States · Submission ID 846dccd6-2537-497e-a52f-59fbdc54c754

Analyzes violations of the 1948 Genocide Convention, centering the April 7, 2026 presidential statement regarding Iran — “a whole civilization will die tonight” — as direct and public incitement, alongside the documented destruction that followed.

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“It is now democracy versus authoritarianism. There can be no compromise. And there must not be silence.”

These filings are reproduced as submitted. The allegations they contain are those of the filer and the sources cited within them; readers are encouraged to open the full PDFs and evaluate the evidence directly.