Civil society is pushing for justice through universal jurisdiction regarding serious international crimes, including a first case originating from Libya.
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Updated Jul 29
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What happened
Civil society is pushing for justice through universal jurisdiction regarding serious international crimes, including a first case originating from Libya.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
The ICC prosecutor addressed war crimes in Sudan, amid reports of grave abuses by SAF and famine in East Darfur.Also in this story
- The ICC issued a warrant for a Justice and Equality Movement commander regarding the situation in North Darfur, Sudan.
- Amnesty International reported on alleged crimes committed by RSF in North Darfur, involving clashes with SAF.
- The UN monitors the situation in Sudan regarding genocide hallmarks.
The entities involved
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International Criminal Court
intergovernmental organization and international tribunal
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Libya
sovereign state in North Africa