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	SORO Tatougo Gael International Criminal Court prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo formally called Monday for the arrest of Sudan's President Omar al-Beshir for genocide, crimes against humanity and warcrimes in Darfur. "ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo has presented evidence today showing that the Sudanese President committed the crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Darfur," his office said in a statement. "... the Prosecutor has concluded there are reasonable grounds to believe that (Beshir) bears criminal responsibility in relation to 10 counts of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes." United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon was quoted in an interview Monday as saying he was "very worried" by the possibility of Beshir's indictment, which would be the first of a sitting head of state by the ICC. "It would have very serious consequences for peacekeeping operations including the political process," he told Le Figaro newspaper. "I'm very worried, but nobody can evade justice." Khartoum, which rejects the ICC's jurisdiction and refuses to surrender two war crimes suspects already named, has warned the move could threaten peace efforts. Arab and African leaders have also warned of the consequences. The African Union's Peace and Security Council "expressed its strong conviction that the search for justice should be pursued in a way that does not impede or jeopardize efforts aimed at promoting lasting peace." The Arab League said it would hold crisis talks on Sudan, while the Organisation of the Islamic Conference warned of "grave ramifications".	0	0	No Posts
	Politics International Criminal Court prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo formally called Monday for the arrest of Sudan's President Omar al-Beshir for genocide, crimes against humanity and warcrimes in Darfur. "ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo has presented evidence today showing that the Sudanese President committed the crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Darfur," his office said in a statement. "... the Prosecutor has concluded there are reasonable grounds to believe that (Beshir) bears criminal responsibility in relation to 10 counts of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes." United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon was quoted in an interview Monday as saying he was "very worried" by the possibility of Beshir's indictment, which would be the first of a sitting head of state by the ICC. "It would have very serious consequences for peacekeeping operations including the political process," he told Le Figaro newspaper. "I'm very worried, but nobody can evade justice." Khartoum, which rejects the ICC's jurisdiction and refuses to surrender two war crimes suspects already named, has warned the move could threaten peace efforts. Arab and African leaders have also warned of the consequences. The African Union's Peace and Security Council "expressed its strong conviction that the search for justice should be pursued in a way that does not impede or jeopardize efforts aimed at promoting lasting peace." The Arab League said it would hold crisis talks on Sudan, while the Organisation of the Islamic Conference warned of "grave ramifications".	6	7	Thu Jul 31, 2008 2:31 pm soro
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	Arts & Literature Forum dedicated to lovers of Arts & Literature Which good expression without the literature. Will know that lorsqu' a person likes to read; it s' express well and n' forever fear of speaking as a public. Here a history Ci - united ' ' Which is your vision of the world? The merchant of glass had sat with carry city. He looked at it sun through l' one of its last creations… a magic prism where it was enough to plunge the glance so that re-appears the past in all its truth. An young man s' approached he: - Hello old man. I am foreigner, I would like m' to install in this city. Say to me, how are them d' people; here? The merchant of glass answered him by another question: - Looks in this foreign prism. What do you see? - I… I see people. The malicious ones people, of the men and the women full with malicious aggressivenesses, egoists and. If I left, c' is because d' them. Then the taken again old man the prism and known as: - Master key your foreign way. Here, them people are quite as malicious and egoists ones that others! The sun was on the point of to sleep. And the old merchant looked at rays to become deformed in its prism magic when an young man s' approached of him. - Hello. I unload in these places. Can you say to me how are them people of this city? For any answer, the old man the prism tended to l' foreigner. - What do you see young traveller? - I see d' decent people, goods and accessible. Where I lived, I n' had that friends. Oh! c' is true, j' had well sorrow to leave them! - Then, my friend, enters and settle without fear in this city. Its inhabitants will be able to make you to forget the pain of the first exile. You like a king and never you will be received will think of setting out again. This magic prism m' showed which you was… and me, I have just told you the truth. _______________________________ Each one carries in its heart its characteristic universe and finds it in all places. If you open with the others, your glance on the world will be changed. A positive attitude involves one positive vision of the world which you surround. Misfortune exists of course, but there n' is not more widespread than happiness. It n' there does not have fate, not judgment with life: we live what we deserve to live. Sometimes c' is hard… But c' is reassuring, because c' is just. " Happiness n' is not a reward but a consequence. The suffering n' is not a punishment but a résultat."	0	0	No Posts

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