The ICC’s chief prosecutor stated Wednesday that Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, known as Ali Kushayb, commanded Janjaweed militias in Sudan’s Darfur region during 2003-2004, ordering atrocities including murder, rape, and pillaging. Abd-Al-Rahman, denying charges, claims he is misidentified. Prosecutor Karim Khan said witnesses detailed mass killings, torture, and village destruction, asserting the case was proven beyond reasonable doubt. This marks the first ICC trial addressing Darfur’s war crimes two decades ago.
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