The ICC has begun investigating war crimes in Darfur The International Criminal Court (ICC) has opened a fresh inquiry into claims of war cr...

The ICC has begun investigating war crimes in Darfur

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has opened a fresh inquiry into claims of war crimes in Sudan's Darfur area.

As a result of the struggle between the nation's army and the RSF forces, the ethnic violence that the region is currently experiencing has gotten worse once more.

The claims that the court would look into, according to Karim Khan, the lead prosecutor, include attacks on civilians, widespread rape, and destruction of homes and businesses.

According to him, the investigation would be carried out in accordance with the 2005-enacted war crimes statute.

The claim that prompted Omar al-Bashir, the nation's former president, to be accused of genocide.