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Danish government must arrest Sudanese President if he attends climate conference - 20 November 2009
Amnesty International has learned that the Danish government has invited Sudanese President al Bashir to attend a meeting in Copenhagen on climate change in December.Denmark: Government must arrest Sudanese President if he attends climate conference - 20 November 2009
Amnesty International has learned that the Danish government has invited Sudanese President al Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur, to attend a meeting in Copenhagen on climate change in December.Turkey: No to safe haven for fugitive from international justice - 6 November 2009
Amnesty International has condemned an invitation extended by Turkey to Sudanese President Omar al Bashir to attend a meeting in Turkey.Sudan: Death row prisoner bore marks of torture - 28 October 2009
Amnesty International today said the Sudanese government was responsible for the death and ill-treatment of a prisoner who died from tuberculosis in police custody last week.Death row prisoner in Sudan bore marks of torture - 28 October 2009
Amnesty International said that the Sudanese government was responsible for the death and ill-treatment of Ahmed Suleiman Sulman, who died from tuberculosis in police custody last week.Nigerian government must arrest Sudanese President during visit - 23 October 2009
Amnesty International revealed on Thursday that Nigerian President Umaru Yar’Adua has issued an invitation to Sudanese President Omar al Bashir to visit Nigeria, even though President al BashirUganda: Amnesty International says government obliged to arrest Sudanese President - 16 October 2009
Amnesty International today expressed dismay at Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s invitation to Sudanese President Omar al Bashir to attend the special African Union summit on refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons in Africa, scheduled to begin on Monday, 19 October 2009 in Kampala.
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The conflict in Darfur continued unabated with an increase in attacks and violations of international humanitarian law by all parties to the conflict.