Between Nimne and Nhialdiu

July-August 2000: Fighting between government supplied and antigovernment Nuer forces left a wide swath of territory between Nimne and Nhialdiu burned to the ground and tens of thousands of civilians displaced

Perpetrator: GoS supplied and antigov Nuer forces

Reference: HRW, Sudan, Oil, and Human Rights, p 77

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27 Jan

On 5 September, 2023 the trial against Ian Lundin, Alex Schneiter and Orrin Energy will begin. The trial at the first instance, Stockholm District Court is estimated to take 1,5 years. Read more of @KarolinaSBonde summary of the latest court events. https://unpaiddebt.org/lundin-trial-begins-september-5/

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12 Dec

The prosecutor in the Lundin case has provided additional information about the alleged war crimes in Sudan 1999-2003. And the pre-trial hearing of Gerhard Baum, the UN special rapporteur for Sudan. Updates by @KarolinaSBonde https://unpaiddebt.org/news/

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10 Nov

Supreme Court decided today that Sweden can prosecute Alexander Schneiter for aiding and abetting war crimes in Sudan. https://unpaiddebt.org/supreme-court-sweden-has-jurisdiction-over-lundins-alex-schneiter/

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9 Nov

Can Sweden prosecute Alex Schneiter for aiding and abetting war crimes in Sudan? https://www.domstol.se/hogsta-domstolen/nyheter/2022/11/kommande-beslut-angaende-svensk-domstols-behorighet/
10 November the Swedish Supreme Court will deliver a decision on Sweden’s limits on universal jurisdiction.

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5 Oct

Will the Sweden's Supreme Court limit the ability to prosecute war criminals? The court is currently deciding if Alex Schneiter, indicted for aiding and abetting war crimes in Sudan, 1997-2003, can be prosecuted. @KarolinaSBonde https://unpaiddebt.org/supreme-court-could-limit-swedens-ability-to-prosecute-war-criminals-swedens-jurisdiction-in-the-lundin-case-to-be-decided-in-october/ 1/10