عصابات‮ "‬الزنوج" "Negers" بجنوب السودان تهاجم بنك بفلو في‮ ‬جوبا

Quote: SPLM calls on NCP to cooperate with ICC Saturday, 06 December 2008 The Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) Political Bureau has called upon the National Congress Party to cooperate with the International Criminal Court ICC in order to prevent any confrontations between Sudan and the International Community. In a Press Conference in Juba the Movement Spokesperson Yen Matthew Chol said that the SPLM has also demanded the National Interim Assembly not to go on recess before enacting bills which are crucial for free and fear elections. Chol added that the SPLM has expressed worries over nine bills pending and that if those bills are not passed it might create a big problem. Mr. Chol mentioned that the position of the SPLM is that elections should take place in scheduled time as stated in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. Meanwhile, the National Congress Party has said that the decision of no cooperation with the ICC has been taken by the council of Ministers and the National Interim Assembly not the NCP alone. The Chairman of the NCP President Omar Al-Bashir had earlier said that Sudan will never cooperate with The Hague Court and will never hand it any Sudanese for trial. Lately, the Chief Persecutor of the ICC Louise Maurino Ocambo demanded all the parties of the Darfur conflict to cooperate with the Court. However, Observers fear that disputes between the partners over the ICC case might worsen. Speaking to Miraya FM the Political Analyst Faisal Muhammad Salih said that the partners of the Government of National Unity may drive the country into a dark tunnel if their disputes over the case are not settled.