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Appealing the Genocide Decision?
Posted in Commentaries, tagged de Waal, genocide, ICC, Sudan on March 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
SSRC Blogs, Making Sense of Darfur By Alex de Waal, 15 March 2009 I was surprised to read a report that the Prosecutor of the ICC is considering an appeal against the Pre-Trial Chamber’s decision to not to charge President Omar al Bashir with genocide. The Prosecutor’s complaint seems to resemble that of a student [...]
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