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ICC believes war crimes and crimes against humanity are taking place now in Sudan's Darfur region

The ICC investigation has collected over 7,000 items of evidence during the past six months, including documentary, testimonial and digital evidence gathered from refugee camps in neighboring Chad where victims fled the conflict.</span

UN News

The ICC investigation has collected over 7,000 items of evidence during the past six months, including documentary, testimonial and digital evidence gathered from refugee camps in neighboring Chad where victims fled the conflict.

Sexual violence, including rape and gender-based assaults, is being systematically used as a weapon of war, with an "inescapable pattern of offending" targeting women and girls from specific ethnic communities in Darfur.</span

The European Times News

BBC News

Sexual violence, including rape and gender-based assaults, is being systematically used as a weapon of war, with an "inescapable pattern of offending" targeting women and girls from specific ethnic communities in Darfur.

The humanitarian crisis has reached an "intolerable state" with hospitals and aid convoys being deliberately targeted, food and water withheld, and famine escalating as assistance cannot reach those in dire need.</span

The Associated Press

TRT Global

The humanitarian crisis has reached an "intolerable state" with hospitals and aid convoys being deliberately targeted, food and water withheld, and famine escalating as assistance cannot reach those in dire need.

More than 40,000 people have been killed and nearly 13 million displaced since the conflict between Sudan's military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces erupted in April 2023.</span

Al Jazeera

More than 40,000 people have been killed and nearly 13 million displaced since the conflict between Sudan's military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces erupted in April 2023.

ICC judges are expected to deliver their first verdict in the trial of Ali Mohamed Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, known as Ali Kushayb, a former Janjaweed militia leader, in the second half of 2025.</span

Sudan Tribune

ICC judges are expected to deliver their first verdict in the trial of Ali Mohamed Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, known as Ali Kushayb, a former Janjaweed militia leader, in the second half of 2025.

The ICC faces significant obstacles including limited resources, obstruction of investigators, and lack of cooperation from some states. The court's "critically low" funding relative to the scale of allegations hampers effective prosecution efforts. More international support is needed to ensure proper investigation and accountability.

The ICC faces significant obstacles including limited resources, obstruction of investigators, and lack of cooperation from some states. The court's "critically low" funding relative to the scale of allegations hampers effective prosecution efforts. More international support is needed to ensure proper investigation and accountability.

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