Former Sudanese minister named in war crimes case

A former Sudanese junior minister has been named as a suspect in a Darfur war crimes case.

Former Sudanese minister named in war crimes case
Tue, 27 Feb, 2007 - 11:37

A former Sudanese junior minister has been named as a suspect in a Darfur war crimes case.

The International Criminal Court’s prosecutor, in The Hague, Netherlands, said Ahmed Muhammed Harun helped recruit janjaweed militias responsible for murders, rapes and torture.

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