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International Court Probes Darfur Attack on AU Peacekeepers(0)
The International Criminal Court (ICC) will open investigations at the Hague Monday of a case that could pave the way for its first trial involving war crimes committed in Darfur, Sudan. The case, involving Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) rebel leader Bahar Idriss Abu Garda, surrounds a September, 2007 attack on a base in Haskanita, North Darfur that killed 12 African Union peacekeepers.
Kidnappers Free Irish, Ugandan Aid Workers in Darfur
Two international aid workers have been released unharmed after spending over 100 days in captivity in Sudan’s western region of Darfur.
International Community Needs to Prepare for Sudanese Civil War, Says Analyst
The author of a recently released report says that the international community needs to do more to prepare itself for the likely scenario of a return to conflict in Sudan.
South Sudan Leader Predicts A South Break Away From the North
The President of the semi-autonomous Southern Sudan has reportedly said that there is a real chance the results of the 2011 referendum on the future of South Sudan will lead to secession from the north.
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