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Omar al-Bashir and the burden of the ICC

Omar al-Bashir and the burden of the ICC

Ten years ago the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants against the Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir over the atrocities in Darfur. What was hailed as a break-through for justice has become a liability for the court. Amid the current political crisis in Sudan pressure is mounting to freeze the case and allow Bashir to […]

By Benjamin Duerr

AFP and Reuters journalists detained covering Sudan protests

AFP and Reuters journalists detained covering Sudan protests

Children’s drawings as evidence of war crimes

Time not yet 'right' for Sudan talks on terror blacklist: US

Time not yet 'right' for Sudan talks on terror blacklist: US

Sudan eyes economic revival as US lifts sanctions

Sudan eyes economic revival as US lifts sanctions

Sudan clashes kill up to 10 in Darfur: tribal chiefs

Sudan clashes kill up to 10 in Darfur: tribal chiefs

Non-Compliance But No Referral-The ICC Muddies the Waters

ICC blames South Africa and UN for failure to arrest Sudanese President

Opinion : Sudan’s New Image Can’t Disguise Harsh Reality

Uganda and Djibouti Referred to the UN for Non-Cooperation on Bashir Arrest: An Appeal in Vain by the ICC?

United Nations Under Fire on Darfur

President al-Bashir of Sudan clocked in thousands of miles across the world, despite being a wanted war criminal