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"Madam President, repeatedly on Thursday afternoons we discuss Sudan because the atrocities against human rights continue: murder, rape, abduction, child abduction and confiscation of property. Poor security continues to be a problem for the men, women and children of Sudan, but also for people working in the humanitarian field.
This disregard of the jurisdiction of the ICC has led to criminals being allowed to walk free, particularly high-profile people like the former Minister for the Interior and a former Janjaweed military leader. We must urge Sudan, with all the powers we can, to ratify the Rome Statute.
I once again adamantly call on the EU and the rest of the international community to exercise moral and social responsibility by taking decisive steps – which include confronting China with the part that it plays in Sudan and the arms trade that keeps this situation going – to protect the people of Sudan and the refugees in neighbouring Chad, and to end this conflict."@en1
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