South Sudan to get war crimes court

Addis Ababa. Negotiators have proposed establishing a court to try possible genocide and war crimes in South Sudan, in the latest power-sharing peace proposal hoped to end a 19-month civil war.

Sudan Tribune
Rights groups call on AU to publish crimes report on South Sudan
Sudan Tribune
January 28, 2015 (ADDIS ABABA) – International and national human rights and civil society organizations have called on the African Union (AU) to make public its findings in the investigation of crimes committed by warring parties in South Sudan.
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