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Turkey in Foreign Press

[The Wall Street Journal] Turkey set to host president of Sudan

Turkey will receive Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir next week and has no plans to arrest him despite his indictment by an international court for war crimes in Sudan’s Darfur region, senior Turkish officials said Thursday.

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Turkey, a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, will be the most Western country Bashir has been able to visit since the International Criminal Court in The Hague issued a warrant for his arrest in March. The senior Turkish officials, who declined to be identified, said the warrant wasn’t binding on Turkey as it isn’t a signatory to the ICC. They also said an arrest could upset the peace process in Darfur. Bashir has visited Turkey twice in the past three years, triggering debate within Turkey over the propriety of hosting him each time.

07 November 2009, Saturday

 
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Rafeek Mohamed , Dec 01 2009 15:37, Tuesday
Sudan's Darfur problem created by the west to safeguard their interest.The ICC always switch to act as its Zionist & wes...

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