The new generation of Sudanese lives in Darfour “the same” hell “as during the civil conflict in the early years of 2000The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICT) complained Monday, adding that he was preparing arrest warrants.

“It’s clear about my office (…) that at the moment we are talking, they are undoubtedly committed International Crimes in Darfur‘, he emphasized Karim Khanwhich informs the UN Security Council every six months.

“This is not simply an appreciation, based on unpaid information. It is a thorough analysis of my office, based on evidence and information gathered and verified »he insisted.

So, “I can confirm (…) that my office is taking the necessary measures to issue arrest warrants for the crimes we consider to be committed and committed in Western Darfur.”

Loss, kids who are targeted, rape of underage girls and women … Since his previous update, six months ago, the population of Sudan, a country where a new war is raging since mid -April 2023, sank even deeper “In suffering and misery”the prosecutor summarized.

The situation “resonates” by the one that the Security Council had called to call the court to conduct an investigation 20 years ago as it presents the ‘Same criminal models’ and has ‘Targets the same groups’ of the population, he noted. “A new generation is the same hell as other generations in Darfour.”he said, underlining her ‘Tragic’ connection, which could have had ‘Avoid’between this past and the present.

The ICC, to which the UN Security Council referred to the Civil War Council in 2005 with approximately with approximately 300,000 dead At the beginning of the years of 2000, he began to perform in 2023 new investigation into war crimes in the vast area, which was again converted into a battlefield between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SDs) and the Paramilitors of the Rapid Support Forces (ITTA).

“Twenty years later, withdrawing the execution of arrest warrants issued by a judge (of the ICC), we see Darfur’s destabilization of destabilization” and ‘More misery for the population’warned Karim Khan.

Most of the persons who were issued arrest warrants by the ICT were never arrested and sent to The Hague – especially the once -president Omar El Bashir.

The prosecutor pointed out that his services believe that they know where Ahmed Harun is, a former minister wanted since 2007 for crimes against humanity and war crimes, and have informed the de facto authorities of Sudan.