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crimes against humanity who sudan's transitional government agrees to hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court. it's good to have you with the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas has reaffirmed his rejection of the peace plan offered by the trumpet ministration today he said that it will not or that the palestinians will not be able to accept it all speaking at the un security council president abbas said the deal would strengthen what he calls israel's apartheid regime and that it would reward israeli occupation rather than holding israel accountable for crimes committed against palestinians. here is part of wants mahmoud abbas said today at the u.n. . well. this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region where he has. and therefore we will not accept his plan . we will confront its application on the ground. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us. this is the state that they will give us yeah it's like swiss cheese. really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions that was mahmoud abbas there

guarantee that bashir will be sent to the i.c.c. if sudan's generals were naked on their agreements and if he is handed over it's unlikely to be soon. with talks ongoing the road to peace is set to be a long one. in football juergen klinsmann has stunned germany's blunders lead by resigning as coach of lin just 10 weeks into the job a former germany and united states manager was a significant appointment for her to the berlin club have new money new big money backers and were hoping to become bundy's league title challengers but they want to only one of their last 5 league games. the last shots of you're going klinsmann has had to belly coach his team lost 3 want to get smites on saturday after the match klinsmann at least pretended to be optimistic we have 6 points different difference still to the. last place. and hopefully after 2 days off to come back fresh and and in a bit relieved and then we're going to go to the next away game and get the points on tuesday after just $76.00 days as coach klinsmann resigned via facebook assis

sudan's i was that president assad and bashir is due in court this hour for a hearing on dar for war crimes allegations the former u.s. vice president joe biden battles for a much needed victory if you hope to keep this race for the white house alive. hello the number of new cases of coronavirus in china has slowed for the 3rd day in a row more than 2000 new cases were reported on sunday that's down by more than 600 on the previous day but there are still serious concerns over the spread of the owners the world health organization is warning that other countries must step up their preparations to fight corona virus that's now killed more than 1600 people. it's impossible to predict which direction this week will take we are concerned about the level of rumor and misinformation that. the response will concern it by the continued increase in the number of cases in china we are concerned by reports from china used to be above the number of those workers who have been infected or done well the virus has claimed its 1st victim outside asia an elderly chinese tourist over in france more th

crimes against humanity sudan's transitional government agrees to hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court and a holes in the protests hong kong's pro-democracy protesters suspend their demonstrations to help combat the spread of the coronavirus of the campaign for greater independence from mainland china is far from old. i'm boring golf it's good to have you with us the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas today reaffirming what the world already knew rejecting the peace plan that was offered by the u.s. saying it will not be accepted by the palestinian people speaking today at the u.n. security council. abbas has said the deal would strengthen what he calls israel's apartheid regime and reward israeli occupation rather than holding it accountable for crimes committed against the palestinians here's mahmoud abbas speaking at the u.n. earlier today. even on this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region when he hasn't been an ad then and therefore we will not accept his plan we will confront its application on the ground. this is the

lie from the very end sudan's transitional government agrees to hand over form of president obama al bashir to the international criminal court to face charges of genocide and crimes against humanity also on the program. pro-democracy protests to suspend their actions to help combat the spread of think coronavirus the campaign for greater independence from mainland china is far above. on palestinians are repeat their rejection of the u.s. middle east peace plan president mahmoud abbas says it would reward the israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. welcome to the program so the transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president obama al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against darfur rebels between 20032008 the country's ousted the country's military ousted al bashir last year amid mass protests against dictatorship his lawyer says the former president has deno

is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly known arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has killed at least 300000 people there but she denies the allegations and has escaped previous attempts to send him to the hague tribunal but he is now no longer in power and sudan's transitional government and rebels in darfur have now agreed to hand over all suspects wanted by the i.c.c. . from the happy that i that it is feeling joy that innocent justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people and or for him elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest warrants appear before the i.c.c. we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in door for it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases now i'm all bashir was the 1st sitting head of state to be charged by the i.c.c. back in 2009 the

crimes against humanity sudan's transitional government agrees to handover former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court and a holes in the protest hong kong's pro-democracy protesters suspend their demonstrations to help combat the spread of the coronavirus but the campaign for greater independence from mainland china it is far from over. i'm brink off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas has reaffirmed what the world already knew rejecting the peace plan offered by the united states saying that it would not be accepted by the palestinian people speaking today at the u.n. security council president abbas said the deal would strengthen what he calls israel's apartheid regime and that it would reward israeli occupation rather than holding israel accountable for crimes against palestinians. here is mahmoud abbas speaking today at the u.n. well. this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region when he has them. and therefore we will not accept this plan we will confront i

is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly known arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has killed at least 300000 people there but she denies the allegations and has escaped previous attempts to send him to the hague tribunal but he is now no longer in power and sudan's transitional government and rebels in darfur have now agreed to hand over all suspects wanted by the i.c.c. . from the happy that i that it is feeling that innocent justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people and or for him elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest warrants appear before the i.c.c. we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases now i'm all bashir was the 1st sitting head of state to be charged by the i.c.c. back in 2009 the court

sudan's ousted president obama al bashir appears in court facing allegations of war crimes and tough for. the u.s. secretary of state lands in senegal as the white house tries to convince african countries to take sides in a trade war between the u.s. and china. in china adults as a reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of coronavirus for the 3rd successive day but the world health organization says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most of those in the who bay province where the outbreak was 1st reported to dissemble weald wide 106-1669 have died of the disease they include an elderly chinese tourist in france the 1st fatality in europe and taiwan has also recorded its 1st death from the virus in hong kong there's anger over a government decision to open treatment clinics in densely packed areas residents say they want consulted and that the clinics may threaten the health. but in mainland china this controversy over reports the president xi jinping and top leaders knew about

president omarl-bashir to the international criminal court, a huge moment that ha by the icc years. here is the announcement that was made. >> we have agreed on the appearance of those who face arrest warrants before the international criminal court. i am saying this very clearly, we cannot achieve justice unless we heal the wound using justice itse. we cannot run away from facing those with committed -- who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes, against innocent people in darfur and in other places. ros: omar al-bashir is chief on e list of those charged by the icc, wanted in connection with his role in the conflict duff or in the west of sudan. the u.n. says around 300 thousand people werhakilled during conflict. the allegation is that the presidt is responsible for some of these deaths, something he denies. he was driven from power last year, and his ability to avoid these charges has diminished. let's get more.

warrants were issued by the icc, bashir became a pariah. few heads of state in other nations would actually meet with him. what would this mean if he does go through to the icc the face justice there for the place of sudan in the rest of the world? >> i think it's very important for the of the world andor thed international rulew. when he had the arrest warrant heissued in 2009/2010, yesas to be a riah, but many countries did receive him, not only in africa but in nde middle eastussia and china. and so i think finally facing justice in the hagueshow that countries have an obligation, particularly those that are signatories to international criminal court,.n but also thesecurity council and the u.n. system, to make sure those who face arrest warrants have their court in the hague. >> nawaz: what about for the country,ow theperceive this trial? if he goes through to the trial and he is not convicted, does that undermine the same forces at ousted him from power in the first place? >> there's that risk, but i think the evidence is overwhelming

sudan's ousted president bashir is due in court for a hearing on dar for war crimes allegations also. we all want them to be genuine intention to do so on this point the qataris foreign minister keeps diplomatic channels open after talks to end the gulf crisis are suspended. hello the number of new cases of corona virus in china has slowed for the 3rd day in a row more than 2000 new cases were reported on sunday that's down by more than 600 on the previous day but there are still serious concerns over the spread of the illness the world health organization is warning other countries must step up their preparations to fight corona virus that's now killed more than 1600 people. it's impossible to predict which direction this week will take we are concerned about the levels of rumor and misinformation that. the response will concerted by the continued increase in the number of cases in china we are concerned by reports from china is that they both the number of those workers who have been infected or done well the virus has claimed its 1st victim outside asia an elderly chinese tourist i

is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly non arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has killed at least 300000 people there but she denies the allegations and has escaped previous attempts to send him to the hague tribunal but he is now no longer in power and saddam's transitional government and rebels in darfur have now agreed to hand over all suspects wanted by the i.c.c. . i'm happy that i live. show feeling joy and delight that innocent justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people and door for him elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest of warrants appear before the i.c.c. we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in door for it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases now i'm all bashir was the 1st sitting head of state to be charged by the i.c.c. back

issued an arrest warrant for bashir in 2009; its first sitting president. another warrant came the following year. but for years, the sudanese strongman continued to travel across africa, dismigaing the alleons as western conspiracy. itiremains unclear when bash will be handed over, but he would be only the second foreign ader to face the i.c.c. the other, former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo, was acquitted last year of crimes against humanity. joining me now is salih booker. he is the president and c.e.o. of the center for international policy, a nonpartisan foreign policy research and cy group. he has extensive experience advising u.s. government officials on africa policy. mr. booker, welcome back to the newshour. >> thank you for having me. >> nawaz: so just when wemook at the ine, bashir was indicted by the icc over a decade ago. >> that's right. >> nawaz: ousted from power a year ago almost. why is th happening now? >> well, initially the transitional government thought they could deal wits domestically within sudan, but as their negotiations w

people were killed in violent demonstrations but after months of protests longtime dictator omar al bashir was ultimately toppled and a power sharing deal between the military rulers and the opposition was achieved the new prime minister abdullah doc wants to revive the country's ailing economy restructure the security forces and pave the way for elections but the pace of these reforms remained slow. was to make this official to this day our revolution is not complete. i'm all right or unclear our demands for the people who died have not been addressed. but that is why we continue to take to the streets what in this mother. sudan's ex president meanwhile has been pushed one step closer to justice authorities in the country announced al bashir will appear before the international criminal court. now following that announcement there was much speculation about whether sadat was ready to hand over amal bashir to the international criminal courts now. bring him had an exclusive interview with prime minister abdullah she asked him if so does would send al bashir to the hague for trial the idea

guarantee that bashir will be sent to the i.c.c. if sudan's generals were naked on their agreements and if he is handed over it's unlikely to be soon. with talks on going the road to peace is set to be a long one. now to a story of survival and the search for reparation during the 12 years of nazi dictatorship in germany thousands of germans were deprived of their citizenship on political racial or religious grounds according to a calls and try and in the country's post-war constitution former german citizens and their descendants shall pawn application have their citizenship completely restored that according to the constitution while in reality a lot of applicants are rejected in 20 teen for example germany received about 4600 applications for german citizenship some 1400 were approved but most of them about 2 thirds were rejected now many of those who were rejected feel they didn't get a fair hearing british lawyers taking up the cause and says the german government is violating the country's constitution. was born in sao paolo b

guarantee that bashir will be sent to the i.c.c. if sudan's generals renee on their agreement and if he is handed over it's unlikely to be soon. with talks on going the route to peace is set to be a long one. now to a story of survival and the search for reparation during the 12 years of the nazi dictatorship thousands of germans were deprived of their citizenship on political racial or religious grounds the country's post-war constitution sought to amend that with a clause promising former german citizens and their descendants shall on application have their citizenship restored all in reality though a lot of applicants are rejected in 2018 for example germany received about $4600.00 applications for german citizenship some 1400 were approved most of them though about 2 thirds were rejected now many of those who saw their claims rejected feel they did not get a fair hearing british lawyers taking up their cause and says the german government is violating the constitution. was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away fr

s lie from saddam's transitional government to greece to hand over president bashir to the international criminal court to face charges of genocide and crimes against humanity also on the program we have an exclusive report on the appalling violence facing civilians in parts of cameroon can last weekend's elections bring an end to the bloodshed the. palestinians repeat their rejection of the u.s. middle east peace plan present math rude af past says the deal would reward the israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. and in full form of germany united states national coach jurgen klinsmann. by resigning from head to ban after just 10 days in the job. until gal welcome to the program sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court or the i.c.c. the court based in the hague issued that warrants for al bashir more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against darfur rebels between 20032008 sudan's ministry o

sudan's else to president omar bashir peers in court facing allegations of war crimes and done for. us secretary of state lands in senegal the white house tries to convince african countries to take sides in the trade war between the u.s. and china. doctors in china are reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of corona virus for the 3rd successive day the world health organization thought those says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most aren't who by province where the outbreak was 1st reported in december world wide 1669 people have died taiwan's recorded its 1st fatality weiland out chinese tourist and fronts became the 1st to die in europe american passengers on board a quarantined cruise ship docked in japan are being evacuated it's off to 70 more confirmed cases of course were reported on the diamond princess bringing the total number of infections to 355 canada south korea and hong kong are also sending aircraft to fly their citizens home let's go live now to john hendre

and online. 10 months off for the ousting of president omar al bashir saddam is facing shortages across the long queues are familiar sign outside of bakeries and fuel is going to have a knowledge of fires now the government says it will least continue to subsidize red cross. the e.u.'s side a trade deal. with vietnam its biggest ever with an emerging economy it's regarded as an important steps account of china's economic dominance in the region. this is business africa your update on african global business news i'm going to come. sudan will continue to subsidize bread prices during for transitional rule after omar bashir is ouster but wants to achieve justice in distributing income supports its traded industry minister said on wednesday bread shortages triggered mass protests which toppled the veteran autocrat last april after 3 decades and trade minister but danny i was madani told reporters sudan had sufficient weak reserves until it was in talks for deals to insure enough stocks until year end. in khartoum if you want bread you'll have to be prepared to get in line people can wait f

handing over al bashir would appear to be part of the negotiations. here's our africa security correspondent emmanuel igunza. speaking to the commanders, that this was a decision, this was a condition, that the authorities have agreed to one of their key demands and also here, the african union at the summer to have seen a flurry of activity between the prime minister of sudan and with the united nations and also with the african leaders and also with the african leaders and the message has been very clear that he wants the suit done to come back to the international community. —— sudan. and president, former president omar bashir has been accused of genocide and war crimes and he has always been defiance against this court, popping up in different countries and saying that he does not recognise the jurisdiction of the icc, but it seems like you will be finally having his day in that court. remember, that he is also facing additional charges and sudan, such as killing protesters who led to his ousting last year and also serving time because of cor

sudan will continue to subsidize bread prices during for transitional rule after omar bashir is ouster but wants to achieve justice in distributing income supports its traded industry minister said on wednesday bread shortages triggered mass protests which toppled the veteran autocrat last april after 3 decades and trade minister but danny i was madani told reporters saddam had sufficient weak reserves until it was in talks for deals to insure enough stocks until year end in khartoum if you want bread you'll have to be prepared to get in line people can wait for hours outside the capital's bakeries cuts to bread subsidies or one of the reasons many sudanese took to the streets last year the government also stood accused of corruption and other crimes not long after the protests in april the military ousted president omar al bashir but today problems getting the basics remain shortages and now a feature of many parts of the economy including petrol pumps. lerman as it is suffering a lot because of the lack of fuel from early morning we get up and stand in the queues for bread students h

the news live from berlin sudan's transitional government agrees to handover former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court to face charges of genocide and crimes against humanity also on the program as the coronavirus death toll tops of thousands the world health organization boards i think poses a very grave global threat we'll hear from them about the latest efforts to fast track new vaccines. and in full form a german and us national coach your conclusions one stung supported us think i'd be signing from here to back then after just 10 weeks in the job. i'm for welcome to the program sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to handover former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide in $1002.00 oppressions against awful rebels in 20032008 sudan's military ousted al basham last year amid mass protests against his 30 year dictatorship is lawyer says the former presiden

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sudan's ousted president omar bashir has appeared in court for a herring on war crimes allegations in the darfur region the conflict there began in 2003 when minority rebels rose up against bashir is government separately the attorney general has also announced new charges of corruption and money laundering against bashir. was the news here on al-jazeera do stay with us though our next is what i want to still have more headlines about an hour's time. i want to straddle his university campus and tensions are rising and then i let a chance hey hey her heart she has got to go i. thought it was at that moment that i was attacked. by. the universe these billions of dollars a year from chinese student fees and research projects with china. but now feel is a growing that these lucrative arrangements maybe were seen as strategy is academic institutions even national security at risk strategy university use of nothing sleepwalking that been in a kind of it's astonishing there is no excuse anymore. one east investigates how beijing is infiltrating a strangely is university. one day in november

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ros: sudan says it is going to hand over former predent or al-bashir to court, wanted on charges of war crimes. ♪ ros: joe biden has been the front runner to the be the democratic presidential nominee for a long while, but he is under severew pressure. mpshire is voting today, following on from iowa last week. it is not a question of whether biden can win, it is a que hion of wheth can avoid disaster. bernie sanders is expected to win. so joe biden is not sticking around, already heading to south carolina and looking ahead. >> looked, the rest of the nation is out there. there is enough, and we will see. i think we are going to do well in nevada and south carolina. we will go from there dress up -- we will go from there appeared ros: joe biden finished northern iowa. this is from january 20 eight, quinnipiac university. here he is leading the pack. then to monday, 17% with bernie sanders up to 25%. whatever reason, voters appear to be turning away from joe bin. have a look at this, one of the campaign ralliesen for mr. b in new hampshire, really not a packed room at all. compare that

people were killed in violent demonstrations but after months of protests longtime dictator omar al bashir was ultimately toppled and a power sharing deal between the military rulers and the opposition was achieved the new prime minister abdullah doc wants to revive the country's ailing economy restructure the security forces and pave the way for elections but the pace of these reforms remains slow. was the biggest issue to get to this day our revolution is not complete. i'm all right or unclear our demands for the people who died have not been addressed. that is why we continue to take to the streets. sudan's ex president meanwhile has been pushed one step closer to justice authorities in the country announced al bashir will appear before the international criminal court now following that announcement there was much speculation about whether saddam was ready to hand over. the international criminal courts now. bring him had an exclusive interview with prime minister abdullah she asked him if so does would send al bashir to the hague for trial the idea of. justice need to be saved. to the

crimes against humanity sudan's transitional government agrees to handover former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court. i'm told me a lot well welcome to the program. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas has reaffirmed his rejection of the peace plan offered by the u.s. saying it would not be accepted by the palestinian people speaking at the u.n. security council president abbas said the deal would strengthen what he calls israel's apartheid regime and reward israeli occupation rather than holding it accountable for crimes committed against palestinians. now here's mahmoud abbas speaking at the u.n. . this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region when he has. and therefore we will not accept this plan. we will confront its application on the ground. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us. this is the state that they will give us. its like swiss cheese. really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions. critics of the deal say it would grant israel several of its long held wishes some of which could vio

berlin there's another round of talks are held to try to broker a truce sudan's ousted president omar al bashir appears in court over allegations of war crimes in darfur. and democratic presidential contenders make their case as the showdown for super tuesday draws near. and then sport home riders that dominate cycling that tour of colombia. the overall standings the heading into sunday's final stage. doctors in china reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of corona virus for the 3rd successive day but the world health organization says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most are in who bay province where the outbreak was 1st reported in december worldwide 1669 people have died of the disease they include an elderly chinese tourist in france the 1st fatality in europe the world health organization is urging countries to step up preventative measures it's impossible to predict which direction this epidemic will take we are concerned about the levels of rumor and misinformation that hamperin

sudan's ousted president ahmed bashir appears in court over allegations of 4 crimes and are for. getting away with murder in mexico demonstrators say the epidemic of violence against women must be stopped. hello we begin in munich that's where the u.n. is urging for more accountability to enforce an arms embargo in libya foreign ministers from around a dozen countries met on the sidelines of a security summit to end libya's civil war there seems to be a consensus that efforts must be made to end foreign military support for the warring sides and stop the flow of weapons into the country were. forces have been fighting to capture the capital tripoli since april. the truce is holding only by a thread with numerous over 150 violations reported and it is the libyan people that continue to suffer the most the economic situation continues to deteriorate exacerbated by the oil blockade and the looming banking crisis the purchase of pitting countries and organizations today among some there was a consensus on the need to lift the oil blockade i want to touch on the fact that the life of

sudan's ousted president omar bashir has appeared in court in khartoum accused of corruption and killing protesters as well as those charges sudan's attorney general said bashir was being questioned over money laundering and financing terrorism it's the latest legal problem for the former president who was overthrown following mass protests fogel gain or is an international criminal lawyer and counsel for victims at the international criminal court he says questions still remain over whether sudan is able and willing to investigate the full range of bashir his crimes. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on in certainly the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fatou bensouda has already raised the possibility of a trial before sudanese courts in sudan that's what she raised as a possibility with the un security council in december the principal obligation to carry out an investigation and prosecution does rest with sudan but there will be a very big question mark as to whether sudan is not just able but also willing to carry out a full and proper investigation of prosecuting prose

wants to try al bashir on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide we get more from v.w. before i welcome i'll. explain the significance of this stuff well this is actually ends up happening is nothing short of historically heard today from a member of sudan's sovereign council which during its transitional period after the overthrowing of a lot of bashir is in charge of the country saying that they are now ready to hand over many people that are wanted by the i.c.c. for crimes against humanity for now this includes he didn't name the former president by name but it is the 3 people are former president bashir and 2 other top officials in his in his former government this would be nothing short of historic this has been a long demand of the i.c.c. as well as the community in darfur but you know it's not as simple as just handing him over to the court overnight 1st of all sudan has yet to ratify the rome statute of the i.c.c. so we need to do that 1st for you don't have actually a member of the court as such no it has not it is not ratified and not unsurprisingly under the

in this hearing is separate from the charges bashir faces at the international criminal court in the hague the i.c.c. has been pursuing him for more than a decade in 2009 he was charged with 2 counts of war crimes and 5 of crimes against humanity a year later the i.c.c. added 3 additional charges of genocide they all had to do with bashir as role in the darfur conflict years of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left thousands dead and displaced 2 and a half 1000000 for gain or as an international criminal lawyer and counsel for victims at the international criminal court he says there are 3 options when it comes to prosecuting bashir. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on in so in the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fatou bensouda has already raised the possibility of a trial before sudanese courts in sudan that's what she raised as a possibility with the un security council in december the principal obligation to carry out an investigation and prosecution does rest with sudan but there will be a very big question mark as to whether sudan is not j

authorities in sudan have agreed to halt -- to hand over omar al-bashir to the coming of court. leaders preferring instead to try him at home. the 76er of faces a host of charges for his role in the darfur conflict which killed over 300,000 people, and drove 2.5 million others from their homes. darfur's conflict left 300,000 people dead after it broke out i in 2003. those resesponsible coululd end up at t the hague, including sudan's ousted farmer ---- former leader, omar alal-bashir. we cannotot run away at all from facing those who have committed crimes against humanity, and war crimes. committed against innnnocent people in darfur a and other placaces. cannot t be made without arrest wrants before the ininternational criminal court. luke: the announcement came atat peace talks betweween transitiol authorities and rebel groups, meant to heal wounds and avoid bloodshed. al bashir unleashed a crackdown on black african insurgents 17 years ago, after they rose up against what they called discrimination and oppression from khartoum's arab dominated government. the arrest warrants

sudan's ousted president of al bashir has appeared in court for a hearing on war crimes allegations in the dark for breaching the conflict there began in 2003 when rebels or is up against his government. saudi embassy coalition air strikes have killed at least 31 civilians a northern given the u.n. humanitarian chief for yemen calls the attacks shocking happened after who the rebels claimed responsibility for shooting down a saudi war plane. reports from the capital sana this is the moment yemen's houthi user say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jet the group aired this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. qualis and confirmed to one of its planes it went down you know joe from governorates in the country's north east. the what these also broadcast what it says is the aftermath so how did it it was strikes in the area full of which the who these claim were retaliatory that the saudi quality released a statement saying there was a possibility of what it calls collateral damage to civilians this show you that the us and our forces has been able after they have shut down. several of

some of the military leaders are former allies of bashir. they may not be wanted by the icc. there are strong accusations against them they are complicit in these crimes. brent: let's talk about the charges that are being alleged against bashir. >> this is a man who has two arrest warrants issued by the icc on his name. this goes back to an insurgency that broke out in 2003 when ethnic tribes claimed they were oppressed by the government started an insurgency. the government crackeded down on them in the most brutal ways. carpet bombings, scorched-earth policies. almost 400,000 people killed. 2.7 million people displaced. i was in door for in -- i was in darfur in 2017. have people displaced for decades. even if this is a symbolic move, it is such a vindication for victims who for decades toldd me they felt voiceless. brent: it is important their suffering be acknowledged. if we do see him at the criminal court, what would that mean for this current transitional government? >> it would definitely signal their might. sudan is a country that is full of internal conflicts. this

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protesters as well as those charges sudan's attorney general said bashir was also being questioned over money laundering corruption and financing terrorism and make it latest legal problem for the former president who was overthrown following mass protests. this hearing is separate from the charges a schiff ace's at the international criminal court in the hague the i.c.c. has been pursuing him for more than a decade in 2009 he was charged with 2 counts of war crimes and 5 of crimes against humanity a year later the i.c.c. added 3 additional charges of genocide and will have to do with the shias role in the darfur conflict years of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left thousands dead and displaced and displaced 2 and a half 1000000 for gainor is an international criminal lawyer and counsel for victims at the international criminal court he says questions still remain of whether sudan is able and willing to investigate the full range of bush's crimes. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on and so is the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fatted bensouda h

added 3 additional charges of genocide they all have to do with bashir this role in the darfur conflict which began in 2003 years of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left 300000 people dead and displaced 2 and a half 1000000000 simon adams is the executive director of the global center for the responsibility to protect he's with us here in the studio in doha good to have you with us simon what is actually happening this is a domestic process this is nothing to do yet with the i.c.c. is that right that's right although the sudanese does transitional authorities have kind of indicated that they are prepared to hand over the shia to the i.c.c. and that's the 1st time that they've ever kind of given a hint of that so something is clearly under way and i think you know it's amazing

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in the country announced al bashir will appear before the international criminal court. now following that announcement there was much speculation about whether sudan was ready to hand over. the international criminal courts now. bring him had an exclusive interview with prime minister abdullah she asked him if so does would send the ship to the hague for trial the idea of. justice need to be saved. to the maximum satisfaction of the victim if something was a will to collate it and the constitutional concession in it a document we will definitely appalled that rob ford ways of getting these guys he's one of the. i.c.c. itself has so many levels it could be an i.c.c. in the hague could be an i.c.c. complaint court that is sudan or indonesia conservation of justice issues of to some to conservation compensation individual and community we're not going to rest until the victims. those victims to be satisfied that justice not only being perceived but actually being saved and that's how we see it from what i understand all options are now open you still haven't decided whethe

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sudan's ousted president omar bashir has appeared in court in khartoum accused of corruption and killing protesters as well as those charges sudan's attorney general said bashir was being questioned over money laundering corruption and financing terrorism the former president was overthrown following mass protests here sectors that might from payer has concluded his trip to send a go the 1st stop on his visit to africa on power was hosted by senegalese president macky sall in dhaka and he also met the foreign minister of pay was keen to stress stress washington support the senegal's security. senegal's leaders and i also talked about islamic terrorism which endangered 350000000 people right here in west africa. it threatens americans too. and we are counting on set to go it is an important ally in this fight and i shared our friends that the u.s. will keep up this fight as well. in addition we discussed how united states can continue training in supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success of in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy and he's one pers

bashir is wanted for crimes against humanity and genocide in the darfur region of the country. the conflict there began in 2003, when rebels took up arms against al bashir‘s government. he responded by arming local militias, who burnt villages and killed thousands. the un estimates that 300,000 died and millions were displaced. the bbc‘s mohanad hashim is one of the first journalists to travel freely in the region for ten years. he sent this report from the refugee camp of kalma in western darfur. this is kalma refugee camp, home to nearly 200,000 arteries. after 20 years of conflict, the cam has become a city and 2 million people across the region have been displaced stop you we are one of the first international journalists to travel freely here ina journalists to travel freely here in a decade. are well‘s attention may have shifted but the memories of the conflict are still fresh here. ilyas was 19 when he fled his burning home. in the morning he teaches, and in the afternoon he cuts hair two and a bit of extra cash. translation: one of the government soldiers saw i wa