World Court to hear Sudan genocide case against United Arab Emirates

World Court to hear Sudan genocide case against United Arab Emirates

The World Court said on Friday it would hear a case brought by Sudan demanding emergency measures against the United Arab Emirates and accusing the Gulf state of violating obligations under the Genocide Convention by arming paramilitary forces.

World court to hear Sudan case accusing UAE of genocide

The International Court of Justice will hold public hearings on April 10 in Sudan’s case against the United Arab Emirates, the court announced Friday, Anadolu reports. The hearings, at the...

ICJ sets April 10 for Sudan genocide case against UAE

The International Court of Justice on Friday set April 10 as the date for arguments from Sudan and the United Arab Emirates after Khartoum accused the Gulf State of complicity in genocide. Sudan has dragged the UAE before the court, arguing its alleged support for the rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF) makes it "complicit in the genocide on the Masalit", a non-Arab ethnic group that has been a target of brutal violence in the Darfur region. The UA…

The UK’s Failure to Recognize Genocide

United Kingdom All Party Parliamentary Group The UK’s Failure to Recognize Genocide Report By Genocide Watch For years, the lawyers in the UK’s Foreign Office have refused to recognize mass killing as genocide until a court determines that genocide has occurred. There are several fatal legal errors in this approach.  1. Waiting for a court to declare genocide means violation of the duty to prevent genocide. a) Nothing in the Genocide Convention …

Why UAE keeps losing its proxy wars - Türkiye Today

This week, UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) suffered a defeat in Sudan, marking yet another failure in the country’s broader strategy of projecting influence across the region. While the loss of Khartoum is not a devastating blow to the UAE, given its continued access to Darfur’s gold reserves, the recurring failures of Emirati-backed factions raise questions about the sustainability of its foreign interventions. Despite its considerable we…

UK Christian Entity, Civil Rights Groups Want Sudan Situation Listed “full-fledged agenda item” at Planned EU Meeting

As the ongoing violent conflict in Sudan nears two years since it started, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) has joined civil rights organizations in petitioning the European Union (EU) Foreign Affairs ministers to include the Northeast African nation “as a full-fledged agenda item” at the Foreign Affairs Council meeting scheduled for April 14. In a Thursday, March 27 letter addressed to EU Foreign Ministers, The UK-based Christian Human Righ…