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Fatou Bensouda, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), says it?s a ?setback? and a challenge that three African nations have announced their withdrawal from the tribunal, but insists the court is not in crisis. Instead, she stresses that a number of other African countries have expressed their support of the ICC. She adds that she has no plans of resigning, despite recent criticism and the fact that her native Gambia is one of the countries withdrawing from the court.
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A Nigerian group called for the International Criminal Court on Thursday to investigate Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini for "hate speech" blamed for a wave of violence against immigrants in South Africa. South Africa this week deployed soldiers to try to quell anti-immigrant unrest that has killed at least seven foreigners, after being criticized by China, Zimbabwe and Nigeria for failing to protect their citizens against armed mobs. Zwelithini was accused of sparking the trouble with comments in which he urged South Africans to "pop our head lice".
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