"The Assembly recalls that States Parties to the Rome Statute are under an obligation to co-operate fully with the ICC and to execute its arrest warrants, and that, in accordance with Article 27 of the Rome Statute, official capacity, including that of Head of State, does not exempt a person from criminal responsibility nor bar the ICC from exercising its jurisdiction. It deplores the failure of certain States Parties to arrest persons subject to the ICC warrants present on their territory, as found by ICC Pre-Trial Chamber II in respect of Mongolia on 24 October 2024, and calls on all States Parties to refrain from inviting, hosting or facilitating the travel of persons subject to ICC arrest warrants and to arrest and surrender them to the ICC should those persons enter their territory."