Icc exit
[LISTEN] ICC: Arrest Omar al-Bashir if he sets foot in SA again
In April, South Africa appeared before the ICC where it defended its decision not to arrest the Sudanese leader.
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ANC set on withdrawing from ICC
On Thursday, the ICC will rule on whether South Africa was wrong not to detain Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir during a 2015 visit to the country.
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ANC still seeks withdrawal from ICC
The party's sub-committee on international relations says government will follow the proper procedures to withdraw from the ICC.
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‘SA govt wasn’t under obligation to arrest al-Bashir’
The government is appearing before the court to explain why it did not arrest Omar al-Bashir when he attended the African Union summit in Johannesburg in 2015.
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SA govt to explain reasons for not arresting Omar al-Bashir
A South African delegation is appearing before the International Criminal Court to give oral submissions on why it did not arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir.
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Ramaphosa: Govt has not ruled out ICC withdrawal
Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa says the ICC matter opens up the debate as to whether Africa should be strengthening its own structures to deal with the continent's problems.
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Ramaphosa to spell out SA’s position on ICC
The North Gauteng High Court ruled last month that Parliament first has to approve the government's decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.
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SA asked to appear before International Criminal Court
Authorities have now formally revoked South Africa's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court.
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FUL urges govt to rethink ICC exit notice
Freedom Under Law says government should use embrace the opportunity to reconsider SA's withdrawal from the ICC.
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Cope, DA welcome court ruling on ICC withdrawal
A top court ordered government to revoke the notice of intention to withdraw from the ICC on the basis that it was unconstitutional & invalid.
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Minister Masutha studying court ruling on ICC exit
A court found that the executive violated the Constitution when it notified the UN of its withdrawal from the ICC without prior parliamentary approval.
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ICC exit notice a breach of separation of powers, court rules
On Wednesday, the High Court in Pretoria ruled that the notice to withdraw from the court was unconstitutional, invalid and must be revoked.
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High Court rules govt's decision to withdraw from ICC unconstitutional & invalid
Government gave notice to withdraw from the ICC, claiming obligations to the court undermined international relations obligations.
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Masutha: Some heads of state reluctant to visit SA
Government was found to have violated the ICC Act by failing to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir when he visited the country in 2015.
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Masutha: Parly can still decide on quitting ICC, despite DA case
The Justice Minister briefed Parliament's portfolio committee on a bill that will give effect to Cabinet's decision to pull out of the ICC.
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[LISTEN] What's the impact of SA & other African states leaving the ICC
Government has been accused of acting in bad faith over its reasoning to the public for withdrawing from the International Criminal Court.
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DA: Executive sought Parly approval over ICC exit as afterthought
The DA says Parliament was bypassed when the executive made the decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.
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Government accused of acting in bad faith on ICC exit
The DA and several NGOs have applied to have government’s decision to withdraw from the ICC declared unconstitutional.
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DA: SA move to quit ICC breached Parly's rights on matter
The DA has approached the High Court in Pretoria challenging the constitutionality of Cabinet’s decision to withdraw from the ICC.
