Ushahidi umekamilika sasa kilichobaki ni namna ya kumpeleka ICC ahukumiwe.
Alipoulizwa.kuwa Bashir mpaka leo hajapelekwa huko akajibu: Ni mamlaka za ndani kumkabidhi kwetu tumshughulikie. Ameitaka UN kuwa na utaratibu wa kumkabidhi mualifu kwa nguvu ICC.
Sasa napata MASHAKA! Hata akipatikana na kesi ya kujibu, anakwendaje huko?
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Naibu mwendesha mashtaka mkuu wa Mahakama ya Kimataifa ya Jinai (ICC), Nazhat Shameem Khan, ametangaza kuwa wachunguzi wamepata "ushahidi thabiti" unaohusisha viongozi wa kikundi cha kijeshi cha RSF na uhalifu wa kivita pamoja na uhalifu dhidi ya ubinadamu huko Darfur.
Ushahidi huo unawahusisha moja kwa moja viongozi wa RSF na mauaji ya kinyama ya raia wakati wa mashambulizi ya umwagaji damu na utekaji wa miji ya el-Fasher na el-Geneina.
Ripoti ya kamati ya Umoja wa Mataifa ilibaini kuwa wapiganaji wa RSF wanahusika na mashambulizi mengi ya kimkakati dhidi ya raia huko Darfur kutokana na ukabila wao, ikiwa ni pamoja na ubakaji wa kikundi na utumwa wa kingono.
Katika ripoti ya UN ilieleza kuwa ghasia hizo zilizosababisha vifo vya zaidi ya watu 6,000 huko el-Fasher zina "ishara zote za mauaji ya kimbari," huku vikundi vya Kiarabu vikituhumiwa kulenga jamii zisizo za Kiarabu na kulazimisha maelfu kukimbilia nchi jirani ya Chad.
Licha ya kwamba RSF imekuwa ikikanusha kuhusika na mauaji hayo, ICC imethibitisha kuwa hatua kubwa imepigwa, ingawa bado hawajaweka wazi ni lini hasa mashtaka rasmi yatafunguliwa dhidi ya viongozi hao.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has "concrete evidence" linking leaders of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to recent war crimes in the Sudanese region of Darfur, the ICC's deputy chief prosecutor says.
Nazhat Shameem Khan told the BBC the ICC had reached a "breakthrough" in its investigation into the massacres of civilians in the cities of el-Fasher and el-Geneina.
"It may take time for justice to develop, to be brought to the court, but we will get there," Khan said, adding that RSF leaders have also been linked to crimes against humanity.
The siege and takeover of el-Fasher marked one of the bloodiest episodes in the ongoing war between the RSF and Sudan's army.
More than 6,000 people were killed in el-Fasher as the RSF seized the city in October last year, the United Nations says, while the paramilitary group is accused of carrying out a similar massacre in el-Geneina.
The group has repeatedly denied carrying out widespread killings anywhere in Darfur.
A UN fact-finding mission report released on Wednesday also found evidence of widespread atrocities in Sudan's conflict by both the army and the RSF.
It said RSF fighters were responsible for most of the systematic attacks on civilians, particularly in Darfur, where people were targeted based on ethnic grounds, which "may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity".
RSF fighters and affiliated groups have also committed sexual abuses including rape, gang rape, sexual slavery, and other forms of abuses when they captured el-Fasher last year, according to the UN fact-finding mission.
Speaking to the BBC about the ICC's investigation, Khan said: "We have now found concrete evidence that links what is happening on the ground through linkage evidence to specific persons in leadership mode."
However, she did not give a timeline on when charges might be brought against those responsible for the atrocities in the war, which began in April 2023.
"We cannot say how quickly or how long it's going to take," she said.
"But we can say that progress has been significant and that we have achieved a breakthrough."
The ICC, based in the Dutch city of The Hague, is a global court with the power to bring prosecutions for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Khan spoke to the BBC after visiting refugee camps in eastern Chad, where those who had fled the fighting in Darfur told her of the atrocities they had suffered.
Tens of thousands of people were forced to leave their homes in el-Fasher and the UN said the violence there bore the "hallmarks of genocide".
The RSF has denied widespread allegations that killings in the city were ethnically motivated and follow a pattern of the Arab paramilitaries targeting non-Arab populations.
Source: BBC
Alipoulizwa.kuwa Bashir mpaka leo hajapelekwa huko akajibu: Ni mamlaka za ndani kumkabidhi kwetu tumshughulikie. Ameitaka UN kuwa na utaratibu wa kumkabidhi mualifu kwa nguvu ICC.
Sasa napata MASHAKA! Hata akipatikana na kesi ya kujibu, anakwendaje huko?
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Naibu mwendesha mashtaka mkuu wa Mahakama ya Kimataifa ya Jinai (ICC), Nazhat Shameem Khan, ametangaza kuwa wachunguzi wamepata "ushahidi thabiti" unaohusisha viongozi wa kikundi cha kijeshi cha RSF na uhalifu wa kivita pamoja na uhalifu dhidi ya ubinadamu huko Darfur.
Ushahidi huo unawahusisha moja kwa moja viongozi wa RSF na mauaji ya kinyama ya raia wakati wa mashambulizi ya umwagaji damu na utekaji wa miji ya el-Fasher na el-Geneina.
Ripoti ya kamati ya Umoja wa Mataifa ilibaini kuwa wapiganaji wa RSF wanahusika na mashambulizi mengi ya kimkakati dhidi ya raia huko Darfur kutokana na ukabila wao, ikiwa ni pamoja na ubakaji wa kikundi na utumwa wa kingono.
Katika ripoti ya UN ilieleza kuwa ghasia hizo zilizosababisha vifo vya zaidi ya watu 6,000 huko el-Fasher zina "ishara zote za mauaji ya kimbari," huku vikundi vya Kiarabu vikituhumiwa kulenga jamii zisizo za Kiarabu na kulazimisha maelfu kukimbilia nchi jirani ya Chad.
Licha ya kwamba RSF imekuwa ikikanusha kuhusika na mauaji hayo, ICC imethibitisha kuwa hatua kubwa imepigwa, ingawa bado hawajaweka wazi ni lini hasa mashtaka rasmi yatafunguliwa dhidi ya viongozi hao.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has "concrete evidence" linking leaders of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to recent war crimes in the Sudanese region of Darfur, the ICC's deputy chief prosecutor says.
Nazhat Shameem Khan told the BBC the ICC had reached a "breakthrough" in its investigation into the massacres of civilians in the cities of el-Fasher and el-Geneina.
"It may take time for justice to develop, to be brought to the court, but we will get there," Khan said, adding that RSF leaders have also been linked to crimes against humanity.
The siege and takeover of el-Fasher marked one of the bloodiest episodes in the ongoing war between the RSF and Sudan's army.
More than 6,000 people were killed in el-Fasher as the RSF seized the city in October last year, the United Nations says, while the paramilitary group is accused of carrying out a similar massacre in el-Geneina.
The group has repeatedly denied carrying out widespread killings anywhere in Darfur.
A UN fact-finding mission report released on Wednesday also found evidence of widespread atrocities in Sudan's conflict by both the army and the RSF.
It said RSF fighters were responsible for most of the systematic attacks on civilians, particularly in Darfur, where people were targeted based on ethnic grounds, which "may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity".
RSF fighters and affiliated groups have also committed sexual abuses including rape, gang rape, sexual slavery, and other forms of abuses when they captured el-Fasher last year, according to the UN fact-finding mission.
Speaking to the BBC about the ICC's investigation, Khan said: "We have now found concrete evidence that links what is happening on the ground through linkage evidence to specific persons in leadership mode."
However, she did not give a timeline on when charges might be brought against those responsible for the atrocities in the war, which began in April 2023.
"We cannot say how quickly or how long it's going to take," she said.
"But we can say that progress has been significant and that we have achieved a breakthrough."
The ICC, based in the Dutch city of The Hague, is a global court with the power to bring prosecutions for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Khan spoke to the BBC after visiting refugee camps in eastern Chad, where those who had fled the fighting in Darfur told her of the atrocities they had suffered.
Tens of thousands of people were forced to leave their homes in el-Fasher and the UN said the violence there bore the "hallmarks of genocide".
The RSF has denied widespread allegations that killings in the city were ethnically motivated and follow a pattern of the Arab paramilitaries targeting non-Arab populations.
Source: BBC
