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Sudan to Cooperate With Hague Court on Indicted Citizens

The transitional government and the armed movements that signed the peace agreement in Juba have affirmed their willingness to "full and unlimited cooperation" with the International Criminal Court regarding the indicted Sudanese. In accordance with the agreement, Sudan will allow easy access for prosecutors and investigators to victims, witnesses, and investigation sites.

Sudan: Sudan to Cooperate With ICC

Radio Dabanga, 2 September 2020

Sudan will fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague. A Truth and Reconciliation Commission and memorial sites will be set up. Imbalances in the… Read more »
Sudan: Court Rejects Request of Ousted President Defense to Stop Proceedings

SNA, 1 September 2020

The Special Court trying ousted President Omer Al-Bashir and twenty-seven of his aides accused of plotting the coup of the 30th of June 1989, headed by Maulana Essam Eddin Mohamed… Read more »
Sudan: Sudan Representative in Geneva Holds Meeting With ICRC Chief

SNA, 1 September 2020

KhartoumSept1(SUNA)-Sudan Permeant Representative in Geneva ,Ali Ibin Abutalib held a video-conferencer meeting Monday evening with the Chief of Internarial Committee for the Red… Read more »

Rick Bajornas/UN Photo

A view of the International Criminal Court (ICC) premises.

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Sudan Makes Arrests Following Discovery of Mass Graves

The Attorney General says a group of persons have been arrested in connectction with the execution of 28 officers involved in a failed coup against ousted President Omar Al Bashir ... Read more »
- Sudan: Group of Persons Arrested in Case of Officers of 28 Ramadan, 1990
- Sudan: Revealed - Mass Graves Containing Bodies of 28 Officers Found
Could the Juba Agreement Be a Turning Point for Sudan?

Although there is a long road ahead to achieve sustainable peace and formidable challenges remain, the hope is Sudan can turn the page on decades of war that has left hundreds of ... Read more »
- Sudan: Is the Juba Peace Agreement a Turning Point?
- Sudan: Sudan Signs Peace Deal With Rebel Groups, Move Hailed As Sign of Lasting Change

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