ICC reviews accusations against defendant for crimes in Darfur

The International Criminal Court plans to hold a public session on July 21 to discuss the Office of the Prosecutor's request to withdraw charges against Sudanese Abdulallah Bunda Abkar Nureen, who is accused of war crimes in Darfur. This follows a deterioration in the evidence and the inability to reach witnesses. The case has been ongoing for more than a decade, since the 2007 attack on a peacekeeping force that resulted in the deaths of 12 personnel and injuries to others. The case remains active on the military front in Sudan, as Nureen joined the Rapid Support Forces and fought alongside the army. The request comes amid a complex legal and political situation surrounding Darfur issues since the case was referred to the court in 2005 and arrest warrants were issued for Sudanese officials, including former President Omar al-Bashir.

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