International Criminal Court: Which State Party to the Rome Statute will Sudan's president al-Bashir visit next?

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International Criminal Court: Which State Party to the Rome Statute will Sudan's president al-Bashir visit next?

Asked by: Net Worth: 100K+ Category Editor bernardo

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	Title / Description		Current Value
	Chad		5.4%
	Central African Republic		5.4%
	Kenya		3.4%
	other member country ...that ratified the Rome Statute		33.3%
	al-Bashir leaves office first		52.6%

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bernardo 06/16/2011 14:55	He is travelling again, but this time to China, which hasn't signed up to the club.. >Sophie Richardson, Asia advocacy director of Human Rights Watch, said: "The Chinese government loves to claim it is a friend of the African people. If that is the case they have no business welcoming someone who has done tremendous harm to precisely those people. "The fact that at a time when some of the atrocities in Sudan were at their peak, it was not only the principal supplier of arms but the principal purchaser of Sudanese oil means it has questions to answer about its own complicity. It ought to be more concerned about pressing for justice than helping Bashir evade precisely that."< http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jun/16/china-welcomes-sudanese-president-omar-al-bashir

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06/16/2011 14:55

He is travelling again, but this time to China, which hasn't signed up to the club..
>Sophie Richardson, Asia advocacy director of Human Rights Watch, said: "The Chinese government loves to claim it is a friend of the African people. If that is the case they have no business welcoming someone who has done tremendous harm to precisely those people.
"The fact that at a time when some of the atrocities in Sudan were at their peak, it was not only the principal supplier of arms but the principal purchaser of Sudanese oil means it has questions to answer about its own complicity. It ought to be more concerned about pressing for justice than helping Bashir evade precisely that."< http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jun/16/china-welcomes-sudanese-president-omar-al-bashir

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