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Demonstrating the international nature of the ICC

December 23rd, 2008 • Africa, Law
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It seems a lot of Darfuris are against the recent OTP decision to seek arrest warrants for rebel leaders. Though depending on how you view the work of the ICC, is it for local reconciliation or to work against international impunity, this may not change how you view the ICC’s work in Sudan.

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