criminal court would appear before the international criminal court leaving open whether that means surrender to the hague or whether some arrangement might be made to appear before the court in sudan and i think we don't really know the answer to that yet so i'm trying to avoid extradition when. well in others i think is important understand that the international criminal court is a so-called complementary body if you look at the rome statute its founding document it prioritizes domestic justice so long as domestic justice is vigorous and fair so you know saddam would be completely complying with the international criminal court if it were to mount a genuine prosecution of bashir and the others within c dot now is it capable of doing that we don't really know yet but the good news is that today general bergner han pledged 100 percent cooperation with the international criminal court he went so far as to say that he would welcome the i.c.c. opening an office here in khartoum now this cooperation though doesn't necessarily mean that bashir is sent to the hague there are other ways t

criminal court would appear before the international criminal court leaving open whether that means surrender to the hague or whether some arrangement might be made to appear before the court in sudan and i think we don't really know the answer to that yet so i'm trying to avoid extradition when. well in others i think is important understand that the international criminal court is a so-called complementary body if you look at the rome statute its founding document it prioritizes domestic justice so long as domestic justice is vigorous and fair so you know saddam would be completely complying with the international criminal court if it were to mount a genuine prosecution of bashir and the others with in sudan now is it capable of doing that we don't really know yet but the good news is that today general bergner han pledged 100 percent cooperation with the international criminal court he went so far as to say that he would welcome the i.c.c. opening an office here in khartoum now this cooperation though doesn't necessarily mean that bashir is sent to the hague there are other ways

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.

criminal court in the hague the i.c.c. wants him to stand trial on charges of crimes against humanity and charges genocide . the world health organization has renamed the chinese coronavirus covidien 19 and warned that it poses a grave global threat the organization called for faster research into drugs and vaccines 19 is now blamed for more than $1000.00 deaths. and former germany and united states coach gergen klinsmann has stunned the bundesliga by resigning as coach of heir to berlin after just 10 weeks on the job. this is g.w. dues from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter at g.w. news you can visit our web sites at d w dot com. you're watching t.w. news on next take off a review of one of those leaders match day $21.00 i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see that. kid costs are going to scream 6. against. frenzy i'm told him a team's calling it ultimately. a little too soon to enjoy the spectacular victory against dog. chicks. prison piero at its most summation at i

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 speaking earlier today at the u.n. cr

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 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

criminal court. i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program will begin in the u.s. where presidential hopeful bernie sanders leads in the state of new hampshire where democrat votes as a selecting a candidate to take on president donald trump and november's election sanders is leading with nearly 26 percent of the vote with over 80 percent of the results a mouse 2nd is former mayor of people british who won the iowa polls. caucus caucuses he's followed by amy clubbish on elizabeth warren and joe biden sanders spoke to his supporters in new hampshire a short while ago and this is what he had to say. and let me say. that this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump was where. were victories behind those popular vote in iowa we're in the victory here for night we're going to know god are we're going to south carolina we're going to win those started from god joining me now from washington is d. correspondent pablo foley and yes i know bernie sanders looks on course to win the de

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all kinds of bodies the international criminal court they're all saying the same thing that you're not cooperating and you sit here still in front in front of me minister says about simply not true it's like saying it's dark in the south side when we can see it's very like no no no i think that knowledge is not correct i ignore that daily we receive all the entity and we engage all these bodies. as a government and you're not going to move from that version despite the evidence that i have quite a level of i am yet to see anybody any evidence that them. that is so very little might as official in that have not responded to it when he talked about sus yes admitted that yes it will be pursued report and we took action minister when you're not stonewalling on requests for information you are taking radio stations of the air and having reporters arrested or beaten june last year you tried shutting down nigeria's oldest private t.v. channels well as radio stations owned by a member of the opposition p.d.p. rayment dock pacey a federal court overturned your suspension but the nigerian guild

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. >> it is a huge development for sudan and the people of darfur. the announcement was made in the morning by the spokesperson of the transmission will- transitional military council currently running sudan. he was in jubar when hthe mad announcement, saying they reached agreement bed they would handing ov

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 violate international law. the occupied

to the hague: sudan's former dictator will be handed over to the international crimin court. and much more. >> nawaz: roger stone is again at the center of controversy. shakeup at the department of justice. stone is the sixth former sesociate of president trump to be convicted on stemming from the mueller investigation. federal prosecutors reded in a monday night filing that stone be sentenced to seven to ni years in prison for lyi to congress and witness tampering, but senior justice departme officials intervened. john yang explores how there is now a fight ov how long stone should spend in jail. >> yang: amna, the n filing makes no recommendation for stone's sentence, deferring to the judge in the case. it comes hours after a middle-

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 denounced the court as political and is refusing to have any dealings with. d.w. a reporter can. thomas welcome let's

to hand over amal bashir 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 maximum satisfaction of the victim is something was a will to collate it and the constitutional function in it a document we will definitely appalled that 4 ways over letting 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. compliant court that is sudan or in the region transition of justice issues of tucson 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 whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of course this is something you know the moment of this was part of a

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 whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of course this is something you know the moment of this was part

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 of. justice need to be said. to the maximum satisfaction of the victim if something was a will attack related to the constitutional. function in it a document we will definitely appalled that rob ford who is over the missing this guy says he is one of the. i.c.c. is self has so many lives it could be an i.c.c. in the hague could be an i.c.c. complaint court that is sudan or indonesia transition 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

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 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

criminal court. huge moment — he's been wanted for years. here's the announcement being 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 in this we heal the wound using justice itself. we cannot run away from facing those who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes. against innocent people. as you heard, no names were mentioned — but omar al bashir is chief on the list of those charged by the icc. he's wanted in connection toi his role in the conflict in darfur. the un says around 300,000 people were killed — and allegation is that the then president was responsible for some of these deaths. that's something he denies — but after he was driven from power last year, his ability to avoid the charges diminished. anne soy has more. it isa it is a huge development for the people and the announcement was made in the morning by the sports person of transitional mili

criminal courts. objective remains containment the death toll from the coronavirus passes 1000 says the chinese government fires officials and for the handling of the outbreak. 3. and the 1st u.s. presidential primary ballots are cast in the race for the white house. and in sports each on gold medalist le bron james is ready to make an olympic return having missed the 2016 events james in the u.s. a provisional lost for the tokyo in its. we begin in syria where government forces are fighting on 2 fronts and regaining the last pockets of opposition held territory turkey's president is promising swift revenge against syrian backed forces and it may be after they killed 5 turkish soldiers on monday. the. order of the syrian regime got what it deserved but that's not enough he will pay a heavy price for attacking turkey's soldiers i will announce the actions to be taken about the syrian issue after i meet with my parliamentary group tomorrow opposition forces have shot down a syrian government helicopter

criminal court. you know i want peace we want peace in any possible way in this country if the darfur rebels want to sent in to the i.c.c. then it's a good thing he's already a war criminal and that he. that others think bush should face justice and sit down . might. not be handed over to the i.c.c. . this means that the sudanese judiciary is weak as long as he's a citizen he should be tried in sudan on dissidence law. by. the shooting was accused of genocide and war crimes and the conflicts that broke out in the darfur region in 2003 leading to the deaths of 300000 people. the commitment to hunt bashir and others to the i.c.c. came at peace talks between sedans transitional government and darfur rebels. last year we cannot achieve justice unless we heal the wounds using justice itself. we can't shy away from confronting those who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes against innocent people in darfur and other places yet he died for. bashir has been in jail in khartoum since he was t

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 maximum satisfaction of the victim is something was well affiliated in the constitutional. function of b. to document we will definitely appalled that there are 4 ways of icing this guy says he is one of the. i.c.c. is self 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 transitional justice issues of 2 summit 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 whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of course this is something that you know the moment of this was part

criminal court. they also badly need outside expertise. day knows libya well. she's a french lawyer specializing in international law and has 20 years of experience tracking sexual violence in conflicts around the world. in 2013 she helped draft a law aimed at protecting rape victims under the gadhafi regime but that is just lation was never elected. by dates experience is that the war crimes do not simply go away if no legal action is taken they would continue to be committed. we are. a team it's not just me and imad we have many libyans here and we have our needs work inside on the ground and what we are trying to do we have trying to collect a lot of documentation from different organizations as sense 2011 since ok since just some analysts and 1000 to look. there is sometimes not just militias. do the crime there is people are working for ministry of the. ministry of fun tear out can deal with this kind. you know that recently at the i.c.c. for rape you know the case bamba he was sentence and he d

criminal court in the hague the i.c.c. has been pursuing him now for more than a decade. well in 2009 bashir was charged with 2 counts of war crimes and 5 of crimes against humanity a year later international criminal court added 3 additional charges of genocide they all have to do with bush's role in the darfur conflict is of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left 300000 people dead a displaced 2 and a half 1000000 earlier i spoke with adams who is the executive director of the global center for the responsibility to protect he says the hearing in khartoum could indicate a date with the i.c.c. may be getting close. the sudanese dredges 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 to see just how quickly that country has changed in less than a year members only april last year when when bashir was overt

criminal court former president obama's she is wanted by the i.c.c. but it's not clear if he's part of the handover those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the bottom line life in our. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question has the corona virus gotten out of hand in china and spread so far and so fast that it just can't be contained how vulnerable are we to global pandemics let's get to the bottom line. by the time we all heard of a mysterious new virus spreading in china the panic it spread worldwide with scientists rushing to figure it out millions of chinese citizens are under quarantine factories there are shut down and the virus has popped up in 26 countries as we speak it's killed more than a 1000 people and infected more than 40000 a whole cruise ship is quarantined off of yokohama japan right now and people are pleading to get off that ship so what's next and how afraid should we be fortunately we have 4 people with us today who have all the answers let me start with the 2 scientists.

criminal courts. objective remains containment the death toll from the coronavirus passes 1000 says the chinese government fires officials and for the handling of the outbreak.

criminal court. they also badly needed outside expertise. day knows libya well. she's a french lawyer specializing in international law and has 20 years of experience tracking sexual violence in conflicts around the world. in 2013 she helped draft a law aimed at protecting rape victims under the gadhafi regime but diligence lation was never elected. by dates experience is that the war crimes do not simply go away if no legal action is taken they would continue to be committed. we are. a team it's not just me and imad we have many libyans here and we have our need to work inside on the ground and what we are trying to do we have trying to collect a lot of documentation from different organizations a sense 2011 since ok since 200-5002 live. there is sometimes not just militias. do the crime there is people are working for ministry of the. minister of fun tear out can deal with this kind. you know that recently at the i.c.c. for rape you know the case bomba he was sentence and he didn't rape nobody but

criminal court. they also badly need outside expertise. day knows libya well. she's a french lawyer specializing in international law and has 20 years of experience tracking sexual violence in conflicts around the world. in 2013 she helped draft a law aimed at protecting rape victims under the gadhafi regime but that is just lation was never elected. by dates experience is that the war crimes do not simply go away if no legal action is taken they would continue to be committed. we are. a team it's not just me and imad we have many libyans here and we have our needs work inside on the ground and what we are trying to do we have trying to collect a lot of documentation from different organizations sense 2011 since ok since 200-5002 live. there is sometimes not just militias. do the crime there is people are working for ministry of the. ministry of fun tear out can deal with this kind. you know that recently at the i.c.c. for rape you know the case bomba he was sentence and he didn't rape nobody but she

justice so how long before bashir and self in the hague before the the international criminal court will it will it get that do you have confidence that it will get the full confidence is probably taken it a little bit too far i think agent but certainly i think international justice is closing in on bashir and for somebody like me who's sat in watch this man get away with atrocities for so long and of course the long suffering sudanese people even these kind of small steps towards putting him in a jail cell in the hague a very very positive indeed now i think you know bear witness to the incredible transformation that's happening in sudan what message this does this send to other human rights those accused of human rights abuses around the world yeah i think that he was you know the impunity that he enjoyed for so long gave confidence to the liar the likes of say bashar assad in syria and other atrocity perpetrators in different parts of the world and hopefully the sleeping a little bit less soundly tonight after these these announcements so i'm a really good to talk to you many th

to the hague: dan's former dictator will be handed over to the international criminal court. and much more. >> nawaz: roger stone is again at the center of controversy. this time it is causing a shakeup at the department of justice.ix stone is the former associate of president trump to be convicted on cases stemming from the mueller investigation. federal prosecutors recommended in a monday night ling that stone be sentenced to seven to to congress and wion for lying tampering, but senior justice department officials intervened. john yang explores how there is now a fight over how long stone should spend in jail. >> yang: amna, the new filing makes no recommendation for stone's sentence, deferring to the judge inhe case. it comes hours after a middle- of-the-night presidential tweet calling the original recommendation "a horrible andai very usituation. cannot allow this miscarriage of justice." short time ago, presiden trump said the change was not made at his request. >> no, i didn't speak to the judge. i'd be able to do it, wanted, i have the absolute right to do it. i stay

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 ousted out basheer last year mass protests against his 30 year dictatorship he's a lawyer says the former president refuses to deal with the cold. we get more from the double reporter. welcome. explain the significance of this step. 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 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

entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. thousands are attending the state funeral for a former pro kenyan president daniel iraq war he died last week aged 95 and 24 years in power more had absolute control over the state are oppressed and he calls for change reports. even in death kenya's 2nd president daniel are up more remains a deeply polarized figure. the man who led the country for 24 yes has divided opinion on how kenyans remember him. thousands attended his funeral service in nairobi and those who stood to speak led by heads of state from kenya and neighboring countries called him a statesman a nationalist and pan african a man of integrity and soft lessness the last words country and its commitment to night. informed. of peace love and unity which. is exactly what i wore when i was where i remember differently we were treated worse than convicted criminals he reads to us an excerpt from his book i refuse to die i was to be punished document his life under moyes rule he remembers the detention torture and how he was

criminal court i think you know i only want peace we want peace in any possible way in this country if the darfur rebels want to send some to the i.c.c. then it's a good thing he's already a war criminal and that he. that others think bashir should face justice and sit down. rights and. not be handed over to the i.c.c. what this means but the sudanese judiciary is weak as long as he is a citizen he should be tried in sudan under sudanese law. by. the should it is accused of genocide and war crimes in the conflicts that broke out in the darfur region in 2003 leading to the deaths of 300000 people. the commitment to hand bashir and others to the i.c.c. came at peace talks between sudan's transitional government and darfur rebels. we cannot achieve justice unless we heal the wounds using justice itself. we can't shy away from confronting those who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes against innocent people in darfur and other places yet. bashir has been in jail in khartoum since he was toppled after must protests last year but there's no guarantee that bashir will be

criminal court in the hague i.c.c. 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

criminal court he's charges committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to the government's operations against dar for rebels between 20032008 some 300000 people were killed in that conflict. the cooling for the justice they feel is long over due to saddam's capital khartoum some protesters welcomes the announcement that former president omar al bashir will be handed over to the international criminal court i am sick and i want peace we want peace in any possible way in this country if the darfur rebels want to send some to the i.c.c. then it's a good thing he's already a war criminal and that he was but others think question should face justice and sit down. my rights and. not be handed over to the i.c.c. what this means but the sudanese judiciary is weak as long as he is a citizen he should be tried in sudan under sudanese law. the should it was accused of genocide and war crimes and the conflicts that broke out in the darfur region in 2003 leading to the deaths of 300000 people. the commitment to hand bashir and others to the i.c.c. came at peace talks between sedans tran

again or is an international criminal lawyer and counsel for victims of the international criminal court he says security is one of the reasons why the trials aren't held in the countries where hostilities happened. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on and so is the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fighting about souter 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 prosecution into the full range of the crimes at issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether it sudan is is willing to do that within its own courts could a trial take place safely in khartoum that's a big question and if justice in this case is really to be delivered close to where the victim

sudan's government office rebel groups have agreed that those wanted by the international criminal court for crimes in the darfur region should appear before the court in notes that was made during peace talks in juba former longtime president omar al bashir who was toppled after mass protests last year is wanted by the i.c.c. but the minister did not specifically name him. we agreed on 4 key mechanisms to establish justice and or for the 1st that all those who have arrest warrants against him shall appear before the international criminal court i am seeing this very plainly 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 in darfur and elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with arrest warrants appear before the i.c. . that is why we agreed today that they will 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

entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. now in a rare public address comer is president pull beer young people to stop the armed separatists and separatist movement in english speaking parts of the country cameron is waiting for the results of municipal in parliament transactions following sunday's vote out as there is nicholas reports now from the economic capital. celebrating cameron's youth with a parade for its aging leader they march to the portrait of their 87 year old president who by the time he leaves power will be in his mid ninety's making him the oldest living state leader that's if he's able to finish his time in office. because in the country's english speaking region young people are taking up arms joining a separatist movement they want to break away from cameroon to create their own country amazonia home to 4000000 people in the size of switzerland the english speaking regions are on lockdown since sunday's local elections violence there has killed 3000 people and left a 1000000 displaced most of them child

criminal court for crimes in the darfur region should appear before the courts the announcement was made during peace talks in juba the former long time president bashir who was toppled after mass protests last year is wanted by the i.c.c. but the minister did not specifically name him hit the button and losses the more meat we agreed on 4 key mechanisms to establish justice and or for the 1st that all those who have arrest warrants against them shall appear before the international criminal court i am seeing this very plainly 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 in darfur and elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest of warrants appear before the i.c.c. that is why we agreed today that they will. 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 a washington post report says a

sudan's government and rebel groups have agreed that those wanted by the international criminal court for crimes in the darfur region should appear before the court the announcement was made during peace talks in juba for a long time president. he was toppled up to mass protest is wanted by the i.c.c. but the minister did not name him specifically. in the. us is that. we agreed on 4 key mechanisms to establish justice and door for the 1st that all those who have arrest warrants against them shall appear before the international criminal court i am seeing this very plainly 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 in darfur and elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest of warrants appear before the i.c.c. that is why we agreed today that they will 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 cri

entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. now cambodia set to find out on wednesday whether the european union will scrap its preferential trade agreement under the deal it can export most goods to europe tax free but concern about workers' rights and democracy is putting all that at risk when hey reports hour from now on ban. it's closing time after another long tough day in a factory making clothes and shoes for some of the world's biggest brands cambodia's garment industry employs around 800000 people and is the driving force behind its economy but their jobs are under threat because of a decision by the european union which is cambodia's biggest customer that could make it 12 percent more expensive to send products their workers say they haven't been warned about the announcement but the prospect of factories closing all reducing their hours is worrying. it would affect me a lot because i need all that money to spend on my family especially for daily expenses like food my small daughter needs milk so if this factory close

however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now one of the international criminal courts most wanted the people may soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir said.

entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. mourners have attended a public memorial service in nairobi for former kenyan president's mori he died last week case 95 more and that the country for 24 years until 2002 during his time in power he had absolute authority over political and judicial systems violently suppressing calls for political change catherine soy reports. even in death kenya's 2nd president daniel are up more remains a deeply polarized figure. the man who led the country for 24 yes has divided opinion on how kenyans remember him. thousands attended his funeral service in nairobi and those who stood to speak led by heads of state from kenya and neighboring countries called him a statesman a nationalist and pan african a man of integrity and soft lessness the lover of country and its commitment. of peace love and unity which. is exactly what i wore when i was in where i remember him differently we were treated the worse than convicted criminals he reads to us an excerpt from his book i refuse to die i was to be pu

however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now one of the international criminal courts most wanted the people may soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir 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.

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 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 prosecution into the full range of crimes and issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether its leader and he is willing to do that within it to other groups could a trial take place safely in khartoum that's a big question and if justice in this case is really to be delivered close to where the victims live well that a

criminal lawyer and counsels victims at the international criminal court he says there are many doubts about the legal process in sudan. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on in so is the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fighting about sudha 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 prosecution into the full range of crimes and issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether sudan is is willing to do that within its own courts and could a trial take place safely in khartoum that's a big question and if justice in this case is really to be delivered close to where the victims live well then arguably it should not take place in khartoum which should be in

criminal court has been the key demand by the gospel.

again or is an international criminal lawyer and counsel for victims at the international criminal court he thinks there are questions about whether sudan can hold a fair trial. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on in so he's the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fighting 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 prosecution into the full range of the crimes at issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether sudan is is willing to do that within its own courts and could a trial take place safely in khartoum that's a big question and if justice in this case is really to be delivered close to where the victims live well then arguably it should not

president bashir to the international criminal court to face charges of genocide and crimes against humanity also on the program. the protest to suspend their actions to help combat the spread of coronavirus the campaign for good.

criminal court are preparing to appeal his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity a hearing expected next week last year bank was acquitted of charges related to violence he lost the 2010 presidential election has been on a conditional release in belgium or prosecutors prepare the appeal the united states has rolled back restrictions on the use of landmines which have been banned by more than 100 countries arms control proponents have been quick to criticize the move which will allow the use of anti-personnel land mines in exceptional circumstances over schapelle has more a weapon of war than most countries believe should no longer be used and cannot be justified morally. anti-personnel land mines maim and kill thousands of innocent people each year often in places where fighting ended decades ago and while most of the world has banned them the u.s. says it's planning to use them again after more than 30 years a land mines are one of very many other important tools that our commanders need to have available to them on the battlefield to shape the battlefield and to protect o