US EditionUN’s top court is to rule on Sudan’s request alleging Emiratis funded Sudanese paramilitary forces
- On May 5, 2025, the International Court of Justice is set to decide on Sudan's request for urgent measures against the United Arab Emirates.
- In March 2025, Sudan submitted a request to the International Court of Justice alleging that the UAE violated the 1948 genocide convention by providing arms and financial support to Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.
- The conflict stems from deadly fighting since mid-April 2023 between Sudan's military and rival paramilitary groups, including the Rapid Support Forces accused of abuses.
- The UAE denies involvement and calls the case a "publicity stunt," asserting the court lacks jurisdiction and blaming Sudan's Armed Forces for the conflict.
- Legal experts say the UAE's caveat to the treaty on genocide makes it unlikely the case will proceed despite evidence conflicting with the UAE's denial.
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The UN's top court dismisses Sudan's genocide case alleging the Emiratis funded RSF rebels
The top United Nations court has dismissed a case brought by Sudan accusing the United Arab Emirates of breaching the genocide convention by arming and funding the rebel paramilitary Rapid Support Forces in Sudan’s deadly civil war.
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