ICC believes war crimes and crimes against humanity are taking place now in Sudan's Darfur region
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The ICC's findings represent crucial accountability for systematic atrocities in Darfur. Sexual violence is being weaponized against specific ethnic groups, and the evidence collected from over 7,000 items demonstrates clear patterns of war crimes. Justice must be delivered to perpetrators who believe they operate with impunity.
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 the allegations, hampers effective prosecution efforts. More international support is needed to ensure proper investigation and accountability.
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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 the allegations, hampers effective prosecution efforts. More international support is needed to ensure proper investigation and accountability.
There's a 60% chance that the Sudanese Armed Forces will come out as the victor in the Sudanese civil war, according to the Metaculus prediction community.