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Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali formed an alliance while Niger and Burkina Faso withdrew from the ICC amid violence in the Sahel.

10 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 1
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Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali formed an alliance while Niger and Burkina Faso withdrew from the ICC amid violence in the Sahel.

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NigerBurkina FasoSahel

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  1. Niger, part of the Alliance of Sahel States, formally withdrew from the International Criminal Court.Sub-event
  2. The Alliance of Sahel States faces claims of neo-colonial bias and scrutiny over the ICC amid regional violence.Sub-event
  3. Ratification of the Rome Statute by Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, alongside Niger's withdrawal process.1 source
  4. Niger formally withdraws from the ICC and the regional bloc Ecowas.1 source
  5. Niger and Burkina Faso withdrew from the ICC and formed new alliances in the Sahel.1 source

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