The International Criminal Court responded to the crisis in Darfur by

issuing a warrant for the arrest of the Sudanese president

sending troops to the region to ultimately end the conflict

financially aiding the Janjaweed

supporting the Arab dominated government

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9 March, 07:24

The International Criminal Court responded to the crisis in Darfur by

issuing a warrant for the arrest of the Sudanese president

sending troops to the region to ultimately end the conflict

financially aiding the Janjaweed

supporting the Arab dominated government

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The International Criminal Court responded to the crisis in Darfur by: issuing a warrant for the arrest of the Sudanese president

The international criminal court issue a warrant to arrest Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir with the accusation of crime against humanity. Omar Hassan al-Bashir was proven to give various type of aids to the militant that conduct inhumane violence against other ethnic and religion ...

The International Criminal Court responded to the crisis in Darfur byissuing a warrant for the arrest of the Sudanese presidentsending troops to the region to ultimately end the conflictfinancially aiding the Janjaweedsupporting the Arab dominated government

The International Criminal Court responded to the crisis in Darfur by

issuing a warrant for the arrest of the Sudanese president

sending troops to the region to ultimately end the conflict

financially aiding the Janjaweed

supporting the Arab dominated government