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Region of Sudan
The ICC itself has not opened an investigation charging Donald Trump; available reporting shows recent ICC activity that triggered U.S. sanctions relates to arrest warrants and probes of Israeli leade...
A precise, independently verified count of how many people have been killed in Sudan "for being Christian" this year is not available in the reporting reviewed; international and faith-based organizat...
Estimates of deaths in Sudan’s civil war (since April 2023) vary dramatically across studies and institutions — commonly cited figures include roughly 28,700 “intentional injury” deaths from a conserv...
Sudan and multiple media outlets allege that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) provided funding, weapons, and other support to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), and that those ties helped enable atrocities...
Arresting sitting or former national leaders abroad under ICC warrants, Interpol notices or universal‑jurisdiction orders is rare but not unprecedented: Omar al‑Bashir and Muammar Gaddafi were the ear...
The human cost of Sudan’s war remains enormous and shrouded in uncertainty: independent analyses and UN agencies place current displacement at roughly 11–15 million people, while estimates of deaths —...
The ICC can exercise criminal jurisdiction over nationals of non‑party states in limited circumstances: when the alleged crimes occurred on the territory of a State Party, when the UN Security Council...
The central claim is that Dubai (as part of the United Arab Emirates) has funded and materially supported the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan through weapons, logistical aid, and financial channel...
Available sources show widely varying estimates and severe data gaps: ACLED documents roughly 12,144 fatalities (combatants and civilians) between 1 Feb and 30 Nov 2024 (EUAA citing ACLED) , ACLED and...
In the past two decades, several conflicts beyond Gaza have been credibly described by states, international bodies, scholars or human-rights groups as — notably (), the in , the Uyghur campaign in , ...
An international court would need credible, corroborated evidence that president committed or commanded conduct that falls squarely within the court’s subject-matter jurisdiction (, , , or ) and that ...
is a small U.S.-based Christian humanitarian nonprofit that says it organizes native-led aid, emergency medical response, water projects, and discipleship training in conflict-affected regions such as...
There is a modest but patchy public record that could support a basic Wikipedia entry for and short biographical entries for Tom and , but the material currently available is largely self-published, o...
Independent documentation of ’ projects in , and exists, but the strongest, most detailed records in the provided reporting are Mercy Corps’ own program pages and reports; independent news outlets and...
is identified in Mercy Partners’ own materials and third-party nonprofit directories as the founder and Executive Director of , a small focused on humanitarian work in conflict zones such as , and . H...
The claim that Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have killed 60,000 people in a single massacre and forced 10 million Sudanese to dig their own graves cannot be verified as stated from available repo...
Reliable, country-by-country case studies of systemic human rights abuses and the mixed results of accountability efforts are documented in recurring public sources — most notably the U.S. Department ...
Multiple international probes are actively examining alleged war crimes in Sudan: the UN Human Rights Council’s Independent International Fact‑Finding Mission (OHCHR/FFM) is documenting large‑scale ki...
Most African countries are not currently the site of state-led genocides, but some African conflicts have been legally or widely described as genocide—most recently U.S. and human‑rights bodies have i...
Available reporting shows widespread, credible allegations of mass killings, ethnically targeted attacks, mass rape and other atrocities in Darfur—especially after the RSF seized El Fasher—prompting s...