South Sudan:   Civil Society Call for Bashir's Arrest At Juba Summit

Dabanga, 18 March 2012

A coalition of civil society organisations in South Sudan have rejected the government's position that it does not have a legal obligation to arrest Bashir when he attends the… Read more »

South Sudan:   Country Remains Split Over Receiving Sudanese President Bashir

Sudan Tribune, 18 March 2012

South Sudan remains split over whether the country should receive Sudan's President Omer Hassan al-Bashir for talks on key post-independence issues in the capital Juba. Read more »

South Sudan:   Nation to Arrest Bashir On Arrival Otherwise Change Meeting Venue - Society

Citizen, 18 March 2012

Since South Sudan has no legal obligation to arrest President Bashir they should then change the venue of the meeting, because hosting an international fugitive like him would… Read more »

South Sudan:   Civil Society Groups Call for Arrest of Sudanese President Bashir

Sudan Tribune, 17 March 2012

A coalition of major civil society organisations in South Sudan on Saturday rejected the position of the Juba government that it has no obligation to arrest Sudanese president Omer… Read more »

South Sudan:   Govt Will Not Arrest Bashir

RNW Africa, 16 March 2012

Despite an outstanding ICC warrant, South Sudan's government has no plans to arrest its former foe and alleged war criminal, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, during an upcoming… Read more »

South Sudan:   Why Do El Bashir, and Other Three Sudanese Fear to Face ICC Court?

Citizen, 18 March 2012

In every country in every society when a person is accused of being a criminal or charged of being a witch he is ever ready to go to distances to prove his innocence. In Sudanese… Read more »