The Sudanese president is safe while he stays home -- Khartoum didn’t sign on to the Rome Statute that set up the court -- but risks being nabbed if he travels to a country that is an ICC signatory. Now, like Robert Mugabe, another notorious international pariah, Bashir is picking his destinations carefully. He’s safe sticking to the Middle East, where only Jordan has signed on with the ICC.,,more..http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2009/03/30/sudan-s-fugitive-president-picks-up-more-frequent-flier-points.aspx
Monday, March 30, 2009
Sudan's fugitive president Omar al-Bashir picks up more frequent flier points
The Sudanese president is safe while he stays home -- Khartoum didn’t sign on to the Rome Statute that set up the court -- but risks being nabbed if he travels to a country that is an ICC signatory. Now, like Robert Mugabe, another notorious international pariah, Bashir is picking his destinations carefully. He’s safe sticking to the Middle East, where only Jordan has signed on with the ICC.,,more..http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2009/03/30/sudan-s-fugitive-president-picks-up-more-frequent-flier-points.aspx
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