Sudan and war crimes court inch closer to Darfur trials ...Kuwait

Sudan and the International Criminal Court signed a cooperation deal Thursday as one step further towards ex-dictator Omar al-Bashir facing trial for genocide in the Darfur conflict. ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan, who described the Darfur civil war as a "dark chapter" in Sudan's history, said plans were underway for The Hague-based ICC to open an office in Sudan to collect further evidence to "build a solid case". Bashir, 77, has been wanted by the ICC for more than a decade over charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Sudanese region. Two other former aides are also wanted to face war crimes charges. The United Nations says 300,000 peopl

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