September 8, 2015
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7:24Now PlayingThe International Criminal Court (ICC) has summoned South African authorities to explain why they failed to arrest Sudanese President, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, back in June when he attended a conference.
President Bashir, accused of masterminding genocide in Darfur, was able to leave an African Union Summit in South AFRICA and fly home, in defiance of a ruling by a south African court ordering his detention under a warrant from ICC.
South Africa, is being summoned because it is a member of the ICC, and therefore obliged to enforce warrants from the Hague-based tribunal.
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