Proceeding contribution from David Drew (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 18 May 2006. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Darfur Crisis.
Darfur Crisis
This is not a dialogue with the hon. Member for Buckingham through the Secretary of State. My right hon. Friend will be aware, given his recent visit to northern Uganda, that five people from the Lord’s Resistance Army have been indicted. The jury is still out—no pun is intended—on whether that is helping to resolve that dreadful conflict. If the International Criminal Court means anything, somebody has to find the people who have been indicted, or it is a useless process. That is why it is so important for action to follow indictment. Does the Secretary of State agree?
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- Death Armed conflict Casualties Sudan Internally displaced people Darfur
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