محامي الأدعاء بالمحكمة الدولية بلاهاي يعلن : سنتغلب علي كل العراقيل التي وضعتها حكومة السودان

Quote: Guariglia said the court investigation in Sudan, which began in June, is the only current ICC case in which a government has refused to cooperate. Separate probes of alleged crimes against humanity in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have been welcomed by those governments, he said, although investigators face enormous challenges in each country including personal safety and witness protection in "highly volatile" regions. In Congo, Guariglia said he expects arrest warrants connected to massacres to be issued "pretty soon". In Uganda, he said, investigators are focusing on "massive" atrocities by the Lord's Resistance Army. The prosecutor for the 3-year-old ICC is also conducting an analysis to determine whether an investigation should be launched in Central African Republic. But in Sudan the ICC faces "completely different challenges", Guariglia said. "This will be a different game."