Intl court: UN must help with the arrest of Sudan's leader

March 10, 2015 00:33

Judges at the International Criminal Court urged the UN Security Council to "take the necessary measures" to tackle Sudan's persistent refusal to arrest the country's president and send him to The Hague to stand trial on charges of orchestrating genocide in Darfur.

It was the Security Council that urged the court in 2005 to investigate widespread atrocities in Darfur a move that led to President Omar al-Bashir being charged with genocide.

« Back to LIVE

TOP STORIES

Champions of investor trust: 10 stocks with institutional seal of approval

'15 seconds, and Owaisis wouldn't know...': BJP's Rana

Rana's blistering attack came in response to AIMIM MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi's controversial speech in 2013 that it would take them only '15 minutes' to balance the 'Hindu- Muslim ratio' in the country if the police were removed.

Haryana crisis: Oppn approaches guv, steps up efforts to topple BJP govt

'It is evident that the BJP govt in Haryana no longer commands a majority,' former Deputy Chief Minister and JJP leader Dushyant Chautala said in his letter to the governor on Wednesday.

Air India Express cabin crew call off strike; no sacking of staffers

Both parties will discuss the issues and there will be a meeting again on May 28, he said.

Pune court likely to pronounce verdict in Dabholkar murder case today

Additional sessions judge A A Jadhav of the special court for cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act is likely to pronounce the judgement on Friday, said special public prosecutor Prakash Suryawanshi.