US EditionTop UN court dismisses Sudan’s genocide case against UAE
- The UN's top court has dismissed Sudan's case against the UAE for complicity in genocide, ruling it lacked jurisdiction due to the UAE opting out of Article 9 of the Genocide Convention.
- Sudan alleged that the UAE's military and financial support for the Rapid Support Forces enabled systematic attacks against non-Arab communities, particularly the Masalit.
- The UAE denied the allegations, calling the case 'political theatre' and emphasizing the need for humanitarian aid for Sudanese citizens.
- Sudan's acting justice minister claimed a genocide is taking place against the Masalit ethnic group with UAE support.
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ICJ Dismisses Sudan’s Genocide Case Against United Arab Emirates
Several explosions have rocked Port Sudan, the Red Sea city where hundreds of thousands of displaced people have sought refuge from Sudan’s civil war. Witnesses blamed drones launched by Rapid Support Forces paramilitaries, or RSF, for the latest attacks. On Monday, the International Court of Justice dismissed a genocide case brought by Sudan’s military rulers, who accuse the United Arab Emirates of backing the RSF by supplying arms, including d…
Sudan: The war no one feels responsible for
Sudan is experiencing the world's largest humanitarian disaster. The United Arab Emirates is the most important supplier of weapons in the war, but it has not had any consequences. The West is facing a dilemma in this case – and decides to look away.
World Court 'lacks jurisdiction' to rule on Sudan’s genocide case against UAE
The International Court of Justice on Monday said it cannot rule on Sudan's case accusing the United Arab Emirates of fuelling genocide in Darfur by supplying weapons to paramilitary forces, saying it lacked jurisdiction.
World court says lacks jurisidiction to rule on Sudan's genocide case against UAE
THE HAGUE - The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday said it can not rule on Sudan's case accusing the United Arab Emirates of fueling genocide in Darfur by supplying weapons to paramilitary forces, saying it lacked jurisdiction. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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