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U.N. Envoy Warns of More Darfur Violence

Monday, September 26, 2005 10:24:20 PM

KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) - The U.N. envoy for prevention of genocide warned Monday that violence is increasing in the wartorn region of Darfur and criticized the Sudanese national courts for doing little to try suspects accused of atrocities.

"The situation in Darfur now is disturbing, violence is spreading, and the displaced don't trust the Sudanese police or the Sudanese judiciary system," Juan Mendez told reporters after his second assessment visit to Darfur. His first visit was a year ago.

Mendez also lashed out at the Sudanese national courts for not doing enough to punish those suspected of involvement in the violence in Darfur. He urged Sudan to cooperate with the international court.


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