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Sudanese president heading to Senegal: report
August 28, 2010 (WASHINGTON) – The Sudanese president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir is flying to Dakar on Sunday in a new show of defiance to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
However, the COMESA summit for heads of states is due to take place in Swaziland on Tuesday.
The newspaper said that Bashir skipped an Iftar dinner held by South Sudan president Salva Kiir in order to make the trip.
Bashir managed to visit Chad and Kenya so far, both of which are full members of the ICC with an obligation to arrest him under the statute.
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kitir
Sudanese president heading to Senegal: report
The panicked Bashir may roam for sometimes but not forever, it’s a desperate attempt to defy ICC and provoke genocide survivor in Darfur, however, this situation will not continue, since the international community and US vehemently waiting Basher’s endorsement the secession of south Sudan then, pave the way for his arrestment, that will happen soon or later. Arresting him in these under this circumstance may complicate the forth coming referenda and secession of south, I don’t believe he will dare to challenge ICC or international community will after 9 January 2011.
DASODIKO
Sudanese president heading to Senegal: report
e is scorted by CIA French intellegence in all these vsists. I will tell you this news very soon.The independent of South Sudan must be signed by legal head of state of old Sudan; therefore he was legalized by USA,EU and other international bodies. He will be allowed to go even to white house but after 9th Jan 2011 theyse huys have a say
Matung Neng-neng
Sudanese president heading to Senegal: report
Is war happen only in Sudan and not in other African Countries as well?
Do you care for peace in Sudan, so that Sudanese Refugee can return to their home land to get re-establish? Are you one who want to make African the better place? Well,
Senegal lay far North-West of Africa with distance of five countries lay between Sudan yet consider the fact that African is our home, if the ball is click to us by someone either within African or outside of us, we should know how to play. We said Slam-male-kum! You win our heart by welcoming our beloving Leader of Sudan! Goodbye!
Matung Nengneng
Kur William
Sudanese president heading to Senegal: report
That shuold be the last trip othrewise you just surrender your self to Icc rather then wavinng to reflect your criminality