board and that i'm stupid stay with us on the stream is next looking at the prospects for peace in darfur thanks for watching by for. i am josh rushing filling in for me ok you are in the story after 17 years of war what are the prospects for peace in darfur we'll look at the ongoing sudanese peace talks you can join this conversation live in our youtube chat. dar for is all but disappeared from international headlines but for the past 17 years the conflict in western sudan has waged on since the overthrow of sudan's former president omar al bashir 2019 the transitional council that now governs khartoum has been eager to make peace with rebel groups across the country so far talks have missed their original deadline but continue would some success just last week the government agreed to allow al bashir to face trial for crimes allegedly committed in dar 4 since 2003 fighting between rebels and government backed jonjo we militia have killed 300000 displaced 2500000 people alba sure currently faces charges from the i.c.c. that include genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity today we

that would make us happy the government happy and everybody in darfur. firstly and foremost happy so. book is sincere in juba oh you can clarify this for me who is actually representing the people in darfur or at the table why is there a disconnect between the people in darfur and whoever is representing them in these talks. well. we have to either care that the people who are in the talks here are mostly he there is off the record in france and members of their groups there are some windsurfers and steps and they are representative of refugees but you know we again. or am not up for just 2 weeks ago and people are saying that you know it's not been consulted that well in austin but with them being demands are with their issues and concerns are what it is it's a peace deal signed what is it that they want to ensure that the one thing that i heard from some people when we were talking to them in that space and cast and walked off or was that you know if anything happens and putting them on the president right those people on the streets i wouldn't somebod

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases now i'm all bashir was the 1st sitting head of state to be charged by the i.c.c. back in 2009 the court says that people in darfur were murdered tortured and raped all under his instruction and says the charges amount to war crimes genocide and crimes against humanity but he denies the allegations and says the court has no legitimacy but he has government protected him for more than a decade but that changed when he was removed as president last year and then jailed for corruption 4 of his closest aides ministers and military commanders are also accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. well let's bring in our guests now here with me in the studio and doha is a lead medea but he's president of the sudan policy forum who focuses on governance and development in sudan's capital khartoum so my own mubarak who is the spokeswoman for the sudanese professionals association and also in

soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly non arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has killed at least 300000 people there but she denies the allegations and has escaped previous attempts to send him to the hague tribunal but he is now no longer in power and saddam's transitional government and rebels in darfur have now agreed to hand over all suspects wanted by the i.c.c. . i'm happy that i live. show feeling joy and delight that innocent justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people and door for him elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest of warrants appear before the i.c.c. we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in door for it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases now i'm all bashir was the 1

sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against all 4 rebels between 200320088 conflict in which some 300000 people were killed. calling for the justice they feel is long overdue to saddam's capital khartoum some protesters welcomes the announcement that former president omar al bashir will be handed over to the international criminal court i am saying you know i want peace we want peace in any possible way in this country if the darfur rebels want to send some to the i.c.c. then it's a good thing he's already a war criminal and that he was but others think bush should face justice in sedan. rights and. not be handed over to the i.c.c. what this means but the sudanese judiciary is weak as long as he is a citizen he should be tried in sudan under sudanese law. by. the shooting was accused of genocide and war crimes in the conflicts that broke out in the darfur region in 2003 lea

came at peace talks between sedans transitional government and darfur rebels. last year we cannot achieve justice unless we heal the wounds using justice itself. we can't shy away from confronting those who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes against innocent people in darfur and other places yet he died for. bashir has been in jail in khartoum since he was toppled after must protests last year but there's no guarantee that bashir will be sent to the i.c.c. if sudan's generals were naked on their agreements and if he is handed over it's unlikely to be soon. with talks on going the road to peace is set to be a long one. now to a story of survival and the search for reparation during the 12 years of nazi dictatorship in germany thousands of germans were deprived of their citizenship on political racial or religious grounds according to a calls and try and in the country's post-war constitution former german citizens and their descendants shall pawn application have their citizenship completely restored that according to the constitution while in

it seems the rebels in darfur -- this was not a .4 negotiation. they managed to secure this without ruffling the feathers. you have to wait and see. brent: as always, we appreciate it. thank you for putting it into context. here in germany, chancellor angela merkel's government is in crisis mode as her conservative party picks up the pieces from a disastrous week that saw a political taboo broken. the party flirted with a far-right party last week to win a regional election. now, the party is looking for a new leader and guidance while the government is facing a raft of international challenges. >> e.u. member states are concerned committee might be politically unstable when it takes over the presidency later this year. chancellor angela merkel's conservatives are in crisis mode after the resignation of the party leader. it is not clear who will replace her and what kind of relationship the party might resume. polls suggest most germans do not want to see the party shift to the right. >> i think this is dangerous for the christian democrats. if th

sudan's ousted president omar bashir appears in court to face allegations of war crimes in darfur. and a giant new coal miner straightly is banking on to help fuel its economy while other countries look to renewables. and in sport home riders dominate cycling's tore up colombia sergio police or at least the overall standings heading into the final stage will be live in colombia later this hour. doctors in china reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of corona virus for the 3rd successive day the world health organization though says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most are in who by province where the outbreak was 1st reported in december world wide 1669 people have died taiwan's recorded its 1st fatality while an elderly chinese tourist in france became the 1st to die in europe . it's impossible to predict which direction this. will take we are concerned about the levels of rumor and misinformation that. the response will concern it by the continued increase in the number

criminal court added 3 additional charges of genocide they all have to do with bush's role in the darfur conflict is of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left 300000 people dead a displaced 2 and a half 1000000 earlier i spoke with adams who is the executive director of the global center for the responsibility to protect he says the hearing in khartoum could indicate a date with the i.c.c. may be getting close. the sudanese dredges transitional authorities have kind of indicated that they are prepared to hand over the shia to the i.c.c. and that's the 1st time that they've ever kind of given a hint of that so something is clearly under way and i think you know it's amazing to see just how quickly that country has changed in less than a year members only april last year when when bashir was overthrown and now they're literally talking about potentially handing them over so you can go in handcuffs to the hague but is what's happening in sudan today going to come up to international standards yeah i think that's a real question and i mean the one thing that's very int

welcome to the program so the transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president obama al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against darfur rebels between 20032008 the country's ousted the country's military ousted al bashir last year amid mass protests against dictatorship his lawyer says the former president has denounced the court as political and is refusing to have any dealings with. d.w. a reporter can. thomas welcome let's start with the charges facing you so this man is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity up to the level of genocide against people in the darfur region as you mentioned the conflict started in 2003 this was true started out of an interest in certain city and then developed into an all out rebellion and i want to share is accused of raising militias precisely called the gender with militias that are responsible for the killing of

now sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over the former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against doll for rebels between 200320088 conflict in which some 300000 people were killed sudan's military ousted al bashir last year during mass protests against his 30 year to taste the dictatorship lawyer says the former president has denounced the court as political and is refusing to have any dealings with it now a sudanese government negotiator announced the agreement with the rebel groups in darfur to hand over those wanted by the i.c.c. here's what he had to say. we have agreed upon 4 primary mechanisms to achieve justice in dark for. we have agreed on the appearance of those who face arrest warrants before the international criminal court. i am saying this clearly we cannot achieve justice unless we heal the wound using justice itself and we can'

the war in darfur started in 2003 when ethnic tribes in the region rebelled against the government it led to more than 300000 people being killed and over 3000000 displaced the war was labeled a demo side by the international criminal court which issued 3 arrest warrants for the then president already. now this western region is dotted with dozens of villages some were destroyed during the war but others have been set up by people after fighting in recent years. when the worst thoughts the rebels accuse the government of marginalizing them and focusing developments on the capital and areas around it the war in darfur was started with the aims of getting more political representation and economic development but 17 years on it's left many villages liking basic services. people in some villages are working to recover from the impact of the war but the country's economy has been damaged by bats conflicts and others and sudan is facing high inflation and that's affecting reconstruction. how did more one of the biggest challenges is getting materials the prices are expensive and even when

sudan's ousted president omar bashir appears in court to face allegations of war crimes in darfur. and the giant new coal mine a stray view is banking on to help fuel its economy while other countries look to renewable. time far as small have all the day's sport including things just got a lot better for you that this is the retake top spot in the italian syriac. china is reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of corona virus for the 3rd successive day the world health organization though says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most are in who by province where they operate was 1st reported in december well why is it nearly 1700 people have died. recorded its 1st fatality while an elderly chinese tourist in france became the 1st to die in europe u.s. citizens on board a quarantine cruise ship docked in japan are being evacuated that's off to 70 more confirmed cases of corona virus were reported on the diamond princess bringing the total number of infections to 355 let's go liv

until gal welcome to the program sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court or the i.c.c. the court based in the hague issued that warrants for al bashir more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against darfur rebels between 20032008 sudan's ministry ousted out basheer last year mass protests against his 30 year dictatorship he's a lawyer says the former president refuses to deal with the cold. we get more from the double reporter. welcome. explain the significance of this step. well this is actually ends up happening is nothing short of historically heard today from a member of sudan's sovereign council which during its transitional period after the overthrowing a lot of bashir is in charge of the country saying that they are now ready to hand over many people that are wanted by the i.c.c. for crimes against humanity for now this includes he didn't name the former president by name but it is the 3

criminal court for crimes in the darfur region should appear before the courts the announcement was made during peace talks in juba the former long time president bashir who was toppled after mass protests last year is wanted by the i.c.c. but the minister did not specifically name him hit the button and losses the more meat we agreed on 4 key mechanisms to establish justice and or for the 1st that all those who have arrest warrants against them shall appear before the international criminal court i am seeing this very plainly justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people in darfur and elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest of warrants appear before the i.c.c. that is why we agreed today that they will. appear before the i.c.c. we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases a washington post report says a

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. thousands are attending the state funeral for a former pro kenyan president daniel iraq war he died last week aged 95 and 24 years in power more had absolute control over the state are oppressed and he calls for change reports. even in death kenya's 2nd president daniel are up more remains a deeply polarized figure. the man who led the country for 24 yes has divided opinion on how kenyans remember him. thousands attended his funeral service in nairobi and those who stood to speak led by heads of state from kenya and neighboring countries called him a statesman a nationalist and pan african a man of integrity and soft lessness the last words country and its commitment to night. informed. of peace love and unity which. is exactly what i wore when i was where i remember differently we were treated worse than convicted criminals he reads to us an excerpt from his book i refuse to die i was

north darfur. and brazil there were fewer murders last year but in the 2nd city of rio de janeiro the murder rate dropped to its lowest ever bought at a record number of killings by police once organizations say that officers have killed people in self-defense but some are engaging in summary executions it's innocent civilians get caught in the crossfire as john holmes. the good news is it really janeiro's murder rates a record low the bad news killings by police are the highest since the 990 s. last year an average of 5 people a day were killed by officers the government says the 2 are linked experts are less sure one thing though is for certain in the city's poor neighborhoods. a price is being paid. less a felix's daughter was killed by police bullet last september she was 8. i was always afraid of shootings in our area and i was afraid that i could have been shot but i never thought it could happen to her but it did. what i feared the most happened to my girl. i get his death sparked anger agai

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. now cambodia set to find out on wednesday whether the european union will scrap its preferential trade agreement under the deal it can export most goods to europe tax free but concern about workers' rights and democracy is putting all that at risk when hey reports hour from now on ban. it's closing time after another long tough day in a factory making clothes and shoes for some of the world's biggest brands cambodia's garment industry employs around 800000 people and is the driving force behind its economy but their jobs are under threat because of a decision by the european union which is cambodia's biggest customer that could make it 12 percent more expensive to send products their workers say they haven't been warned about the announcement but the prospect of factories closing all reducing their hours is worrying. it would affect me a lot because i need all that money to spend on my

withdrew mo of its troops from south darr for -- darfur.or those stl living as refugees in their o country, the government tries to give them hope, but until peace is achieved, these camps will da: just as long last for darfur. the department of justice has intervene to seek ant lower seence for trump associate roger stone. this came hours after trumpmp coined on twitter that ntence was a miscarriage of justice. three prosecutors have resigned over the issue. authorits say a second person has been killed in high winds. the new storm, dennis, is expected to bring heavy rain and wind to parts of the u.k. this weekend. defense lawyers for harvey weinstein have reined their case his rape trial. the lead defense lawyer iset to give her closing argument on thursday followed by the lead prosecutor. the jury heard testimony from six women. the number of u.s. tro fs sufferingm traumatic brain injuries aftertt an iraniank on a u.s. base in iraq has risen to 109 according to officials. president donald trump originally said no americans were injured i

nada: just as long last for darfur.he department of justice has intervene to seek aower sentenceor trump associate roger stone. this came hours after trump enmplained on itter that stone's sent was a miscarriage of justice. three prosecutors have resigned over the issue. authorities say a second person has been killed in high winds. the new storm, dennis, is expected to h bringvy rain and wind to parts of the u.k. this ekend. defense lawyers for harvey irinstein have rested the case in his rape trial. the lead defense lawyer is set to give her closing argument on thursday followed by the lead prosecutor. thehe jury d testimony from six women. the number of u.s. troops suffering from traumatic brain injuries after an iranian attack on a u.s. base in iraq has risen to 109 according to officials. president donald trump originally said no americans were injured in the raid. the attack was in response to the u.s. killing of an iranian general. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, same party, diffent candid

sudan's ousted president appears in court facing allegations of war crimes in the darfur region. and as the climate change debate rages in australia a major new coal mine is given the go ahead a decision that's divided opinions. under the increasingly tight restrictions in china's hu bay province seem to be having a positive effect on the spread of the coronavirus all 60000000 people have been ordered to stay home private cars have been banned and businesses are closed of the 3rd straight day doctors there say there has been a drop in the number of new cases 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most are in who bay province where the outbreak was 1st reported in december 1669 people have died from the virus all but 5 in mainland china the latest death outside the mainland was in taiwan a taxi driver who hadn't travelled abroad recently and in japan hundreds of american passengers they're on board a quarantine cruise ship have now left the diamond princess they'll be flown back to the u.s. and face another 2 weeks in isolation. all right this is about

committed against innnnocent people in darfur a and other placaces. cannot t be made without arrest wrants before the ininternational criminal court. luke: the announcement came atat peace talks betweween transitiol authorities and rebel groups, meant to heal wounds and avoid bloodshed. al bashir unleashed a crackdown on black african insurgents 17 years ago, after they rose up against what they called discrimination and oppression from khartoum's arab dominated government. the arrest warrants are the first for a sitting head of state in over a decade, although he treated them with impunity, repeatedly traveling abroad. he denied charges of war crimes and genocide,e, calling them pat of a western conspiracy. there is a question of how long it could be before suspects could be transferred to the hague. khartoum would need to ratify agreements first, as local opinions remain split on the issue. the 36-year-old interim leader returned to caracas after an international tour that included meetings with french president emmanuel macron and u.s. president do

full range of the crimes at issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether it sudan is is willing to do that within its own courts could a trial take place safely in khartoum that's a big question and if justice in this case is really to be delivered close to where the victims live well then arguably it should not take place in khartoum which should be in darfur under the security situation in dar for in visit the holding of the trial there probably not so these are these are some of the issues so the the security is often one of the main reasons why these trials are not actually held in the country where the hostilities are taking place still had on al-jazeera and saudi arabia heads back after one of its jets were shot down by the on the ground again. which others are u.s. democrats hoping to win the white house try their luck and once they get. the amulet. hello winter continues in the north of syria in turkey and beyond the cloud in the case is something that is stop tickly fish is not especially when the all of that is co

full range of the crimes at issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether sudan is is willing to do that within its own courts and could a trial take place safely in khartoum that's a big question and if justice in this case is really to be delivered close to where the victims live well then arguably it should not take place in khartoum which should be in darfur and does the security situation in dar for envisage the holding of a trial there probably not so these are these are some of the issues so the the security is often one of the main reasons why these trials are not actually held in the country where the hostilities are taking place now a 40 people have been killed in a road accident in the democratic republic of congo and they say the crash happened in a busy district of the capital kinshasa and i think he says or at the same. well still ahead on algis they're on democratic presidential contenders make back and says the showdown to super tuesday draws man. i'm a mix here brian it at that point in queensland when milli

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases spanish coast guards have rescued nearly 200 refugees in migrants off the coast of gibraltar the number of people trying to cross from morocco has serbs recently more than 60000 people attended across last year that's after roots and other parts of europe are restricted. cambodia is set to find out on white and state whether the european union will scrap its preferential trade agreement under the deal cambodia can export most goods to europe tax free but concern about workers' rights and democracy is put in that a risk when he reports. it's closing time after another long tough day in a factory making clothes and shoes for some of the world's biggest brands cambodia's garment industry employs around 800000 people and is the driving force behind its economy but their jobs are under threat because of a decision by the european union which is cambodia's biggest customer that could make it 1

let's get more. >> it is a huge development for sudan and the people of darfur. announcement was made in the morning by the spokesperson of the transmission will- transitional military council currently running sudan. he was in jubar when hthe mad announcement, saying they reached agreement bed they would handing over omar al-bashir to the international criminal court. it is been a long time coming. omar al-bashir was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity, including jenna five -- genocide in the air for crimes between 2003 and around 2010 -- genocide in darfur. there were two arrest warrants by the international criminal court against him, but they were largely ignored. he continued to travel in countries that are numbers of -- and countries that are members of the icc did not hand him over. in some cases, the governments were taken to local courts in their countries, but still, until n, there has not been any willingness to hand him over to the icc. that is why this is a major development. ros: that is the end of this edition of "outside source." a

our we also agreed to special tribunals for the crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations the trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. the number of people killed by the coronavirus i'd break has not passed 1000 chinese officials announced another 109 deaths the biggest single day jump since the outbreak began in december the government has also fired officials in 100 for their handling of the epidemic katrina who has more from beijing. in his 1st public appearance since the corona virus outbreak began chinese president xi jinping came to rally the troops against an invisible enemy. let's fight this war which. let's fight these people for war we must build up our confidence we will eventually win. speaking from beijing in a video called he thanked medical staff in the city of will harm for what he called the heroic efforts saying the virus had revealed the strengths and shortcomings of china's readiness to fight the outbreak shortcomings which were partly addressed this week with the firing of 2 senior health officials

committed -- who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes, against innocent people in darfur and in other places. ros: omar al-bashir is chief on e list of those charged by the icc, wanted in connection with his role in the conflict duff or in the west of sudan. the u.n. says around 300 thousand people werhakilled during conflict. the allegation is that the presidt is responsible for some of these deaths, something he denies. he was driven from power last year, and his ability to avoid these charges has diminished. let's get more.

added 3 additional charges of genocide they all have to do with bashir this role in the darfur conflict which began in 2003 years of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left 300000 people dead and displaced 2 and a half 1000000000 simon adams is the executive director of the global center for the responsibility to protect he's with us here in the studio in doha good to have you with us simon what is actually happening this is a domestic process this is nothing to do yet with the i.c.c. is that right that's right although the sudanese does transitional authorities have kind of indicated that they are prepared to hand over the shia to the i.c.c. and that's the 1st time that they've ever kind of given a hint of that so something is clearly under way and i think you know it's amazing

a sudanese government negotiator announced the agreement with rebel groups in darfur to hand over those wanted by the i.c.c. let's hear what he had to say at the fucking. we have agreed upon 4 primary mechanisms to achieve justice and. we have agreed on the appearance of those who face arrest warrants before the international criminal court. i'm saying this clearly we cannot achieve justice and must be healed the wound using justice itself we can't run away at all from facing those who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people in darfur and in other places. are doing to be with me now is my colleague uber he is going to see you again this sounds like it's incredibly important why is it so significant i mean one shouldn't downplay the historical moment this is this is if it actually does end up happening the negotiator did not name but in bashir by name he just said that the government would be prepared to present the sudanese officials that have warrants on them he didn't name him by name and even if he did this would be a long path sudan ha

today, sudan's transitnal government and rebel groups in darfur announced the deposed leader will beo the court, at thhague, in the netherlands. >> ( translated ): we agreed on the appearance of those whose arrests have been ordered, in front of the international criminal court, and i'll say that clearly. we cannot achieve justice unless we heal the wounds wstice itself. we cannot, under any condition, flee from facing these crimes against humanity and crimes of war which were committed against >> nawaz: bashir has been jailed in khartoum under corruption charges since mass protests and a military coup forced him from power last april his 30-year regime was marked by the darfur conflict that began 2003, when rebels launched an insurgency. bashir responded with a brutal crackdown that killed more than 300,000 people and drove some 2.5 million others from their homes.e c.c. issued an arrest warrant for bashir in 2009; its first sitting president. another warrant came the following year. but for years, the sudanese strongman continued to travel across africa, dismigaing the alleons as w

truce sudan's ousted president omar al bashir appears in court over allegations of war crimes in darfur. and democratic presidential contenders make their case as the showdown for super tuesday draws near. and then sport home riders that dominate cycling that tour of colombia. the overall standings the heading into sunday's final stage. doctors in china reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of corona virus for the 3rd successive day but the world health organization says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most are in who bay province where the outbreak was 1st reported in december worldwide 1669 people have died of the disease they include an elderly chinese tourist in france the 1st fatality in europe the world health organization is urging countries to step up preventative measures it's impossible to predict which direction this epidemic will take we are concerned about the levels of rumor and misinformation that hampering their response we are concerned by the continued increas

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. india's governing party has conceded defeat in a major state election its 1st electoral test since antigovernment protests began 2 months ago the vote counting was complete the liberal party is on track to secure the most seats in the delhi legislative assembly trial saying prime minister the j.p. elisabeth reports. a celebration fit for a 3rd term in office and chief minister. and supporters of. the common man party jubilant as they hear their victorious. the people of delhi have sent a message they have voted for people who built health centers we have given you 24 by 7 electricity it's a beginning of a new kind of politics and this is great for india. campaign focusing on development education and health care. this is a great win for mr king because he really made all the promises he made to the people of delhi and be a very happy that kid has worked for us. supporters said to the co

he sent this report from the refugee camp of kalma in western darfur.e to nearly 200,000 arteries. after 20 years of conflict, the cam has become a city and 2 million people across the region have been displaced stop you we are one of the first international journalists to travel freely here ina journalists to travel freely here in a decade. are well‘s attention may have shifted but the memories of the conflict are still fresh here. ilyas was 19 when he fled his burning home. in the morning he teaches, and in the afternoon he cuts hair two and a bit of extra cash. translation: one of the government soldiers saw i was from a different area, he called me a slave. another soldier pushed me and ifell face first into the fire. the next generation of staff ariza are growing up in these camps. the government of sudan wants these people to go back to their areas stop it is safe enough. there's a peace process ongoing. people here have told me more than once that it's very difficult for them to move back to their homes when there's no security. peacekeepers patr

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases votes as in the u.s. state of new hampshire have begun voting in the presidential primaries is the 2nd state to have its say in the democratic nomination candidates are looking to get ahead in the race off a delayed start in the iowa caucuses last week recent polls show bernie sanders leading the field of candidates followed by people but a judge and a michelob. christensen amy is at a polling station in nashua. it's actually about 40 percent of the electorate here in new hampshire that is an affiliated they're not registered either democrat or republican you can see a lot of voters have been coming to this polling station and historically this is led to some surprises in new hampshire back in 2016 we saw the state go overwhelmingly for bernie sanders on the democratic side and president trump on the republican side neither of them were considered considered the party favorites and that'

we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in darfur it will be a special court entrusted with investigations and trials in these cases including the international criminal cases. a char to deportation flight from london to jamaica has gone ahead despite a last minute order from an appeals court the court ruling came late on monday off to concerns that some detainees may not have had access to legal advice the british government says 25 people were prevented from being deported because of the ruling the debugger explained. t.j. thompson came to britain when he was 5 his parents are british citizens and he thought he was too but when he was 17 he committed a drug related offense he says he was groomed by a gang and was later jailed for 15 months then he got caught up in a battle with immigration or thora spending months at a time in detention centers unable to work out his era spoke to him shortly before he was due to be deported to jamaica where he was born like i was stuck in a loop hole and the power of. the gun. and nobody in jamaica on the street. in the end

added 3 additional charges of genocide they all had to do with bashir as role in the darfur conflict years of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left thousands dead and displaced 2 and a half 1000000 for gain or as an international criminal lawyer and counsel for victims at the international criminal court he says there are 3 options when it comes to prosecuting bashir. it's not clear exactly what's going to happen from here on in so in the prosecutor of the i.c.c. fatou bensouda has already raised the possibility of a trial before sudanese courts in sudan that's what she raised as a possibility with the un security council in december the principal obligation to carry out an investigation and prosecution does rest with sudan but there will be a very big question mark as to whether sudan is not just able but also willing to carry out a full and proper investigation of prosecuting prosecution into the full range of the crimes at issue it concerns of fast company of ethnic cleansing and genocide in darfur so it remains to be seen whether sudan is is willing to do

added 3 additional charges of genocide they all have to do with bashir his role in the darfur conflict years of fighting between pro-government forces and ethnic rebels left $300000.00 people dead and displaced 2 and a half 1000000 earlier i spoke with simon adams who is the executive director of the global center for the responsibility to protect he says this hearing could indicate a date with the i.c.c. may be getting closer. the sudanese tragedy transitional authority have kind of indicated that they are prepared to hand over the shia to the i.c.c. and that's the 1st time that they've ever kind of given a hint of that so something is clearly under way and i think you know it's amazing to see just how quickly that country has changed in less than a year members only april last year when when bashir was overthrown and now they're literally talking about potentially handing them over so you can go in handcuffs to the hague but is what's happening in sudan today going to come up to international standards yeah i think that's a real question and i mean the one thing that's very interesti

the war in darfur started in 2003 when ethnic tribes in the region rebelled against the government it led to more than 300000 people being killed and over 3000000 displaced the war was labeled a genocide by the international criminal court which issued 3 arrest warrants for the then president. now this western region is dotted with dozens of liches some were destroyed during the war but others have been set up by people after fighting in recent years when the worst thoughts the rebels accuse the government of marginalizing them and focusing developments on the capital and areas around it the war in darfur was started with the aims of getting more political representation and economic development but 17 years on it's left many villages liking basic services. people in some villages are working to recover from the impact of the war but the country's economy has been damaged by that's conflicts in others and sudan is facing high inflation and that's affecting reconstruction. one of the biggest challenges is getting materials the prices are expensive and even when we manage to get them tr