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Sudanese Refugees in Eastern Chad Call for Justice, Lament Slow ICC Proceedings
Summary by The Sahel Editorial Desk Dabanga , as published by AllAfrica — Chad
· November 13, 2026
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[Dabanga] Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad have urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to speed up its proceedings, saying its failure to arrest those accused of crimes in Sudan is encouraging further violations. A delegation from the International Criminal Court, comprising representative...
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Key points A delegation from the International Criminal Court, comprising representatives of several court departments, visited the Gaga camp for Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad on Tuesday. [Dabanga] Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad have urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to speed up its proceedings, saying its failure to arrest those accused of crimes in Sudan is encouraging further violations. More safety Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? [Dabanga] Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad have urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to speed up its proceedings, saying its failure to arrest those accused of crimes in Sudan is encouraging further violations. A delegation from the International Criminal Court, comprising representative...
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