Oxford / the Hague / Calabar / Muhajiriya / Khartoum / Boston / Belgrade / Monrovia / London / Brussels / Chicago / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Andrew / Genocide Watch / London Review / Dinka / Nuer / /
Continent
Europe / Africa / /
Country
Niger / Egypt / Norway / France / Uganda / Liberia / United Kingdom / China / Cameroon / Central African Republic / Sudan / Qatar / Congo / Mali / United States / Democratic Republic of Congo / Chad / Nigeria / Yugoslavia / Sierra Leone / /
Currency
pence / /
Event
Judicial Event / Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Kalma camp / Royal Institute / Port Sudan / I harbor / Port of Sudan / International Criminal Court / Charles Street jail / Harvard University / Special Court / Republican Palace / /
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Person
Gregory H. Stanton / Antonio Cassese / Alex de Waal / Alberto Palloni / Wynona Rymond-Richmond / Ahmed Harun / David Crane / Ahmed Haroun / John Hagan / Ali Haggar / Carla Del Ponte / Slobodan Milosevic / Omar al Bashir / Salah Abdalla Gosh / Charles Taylor / Ali Muhammad Ali Abd al-Rahman / William Schabas / John Garang / Eric Reeves / Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf / Jean-Pierre Bemba / Luis Moreno-Ocampo / Helen Fein / Omar al-Bashir / John Hagen / Greg Stanton / H. Stanton Genocide / Luis Moreno Ocampo / Ali Kushayb / /
Position
cultural anthropologist / professor of Genocide Studies / prosecutor / President / ambassadors / Under-Secretary / General / Head / Sociologist / chief / habitual escape artist / Professor / Should President / representative / Janjaweed leader / Humanitarian Affairs Minister / Director of Justice Africa / commander in chief / President / time Prosecutor / government official / military ruler / head of state / SPLM leader / opposition leader / professor of Genocide Studies and Prevention / Chief Prosecutor / head of state and commander in chief / leader / CPA / sitting head / lawyer / social anthropologist / /
ProvinceOrState
Kosovo / /
PublishedMedium
London Review of Books / /
Region
Eastern Congo / Southern Sudan / South Sudan / Darfur / east Africa / /
1 Should President Omar al-Bashir of Sudan be charged and arrested by the International Criminal Court? An Exchange of Views by Alex de Waal and Gregory H. Stanton