Nazat Shamim Khan
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
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We saw that in this conflict, in the context of Al-Juneina and Al-Fasha, we considered that war crimes and crimes against humanity had been committed.
And in the ongoing investigations that we are conducting, we are sure that that is exactly what is happening.
That we have now found concrete evidence that links what is happening on the ground through linkage evidence to specific persons in leadership mode.
We cannot say any more than that.
We've been following that strategy now for months, certainly with a focus on Al-Janaina and Al-Fasha.
And we have now reached a point where we consider that we have achieved a breakthrough in the evidence that we have obtained, not just testimonial evidence, but also corroborative evidence in the form of videos and photographs and forensic evidence, which give us a great deal of hope that the strategy we adopted is bearing fruit.
What we see is patterns of offending that, in fact, were the same patterns of offending 20 years ago, when this situation was first referred to us by the Security Council.
This targeting of civilians, and we do see the targeting of non-Arab and other targeted Darfuri communities.
We also see this inherent presence of sexual violence there.
both of men and women, but largely of women.
And we consider that that overall picture of persecution, of torture, of rape, of killing, we see that is very much reflective of the overall offending.
Well, they've given us a great deal of detail.
As I said earlier, we do not share the names of the perpetrators.
We really need to protect the way that our investigations have been conducted so that our evidence is sufficient and protected for the court and confidentiality is always protected.
But they have been very forthright in the evidence and the identification evidence that they have given us.
I think that there is now a greater focus on the way that we gather evidence, that we have got better at using technology in innovative ways to gather evidence.
I think we've done very well in building cooperation with states, not just in the region, but everywhere.
Having said that, we do not have a police force.
We do not have an army.
So the surrender of suspects to the ICC always depends on state action and state willingness.
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