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The arrest warrant is based on five counts of crime against humanity and two counts of war crimes in Darfur. 
Arrestordren er basert på anklager om fem tilfeller av forbrytelser mot menneskeheten og to tilfeller av krigsforbrytelser.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague has today issued an arrest warrant for Sudan’s President, Omer Hassan Ahmed al-Bashir, for atrocities against the population in Darfur. 
Den internasjonale straffedomstol i Haag (ICC) har i dag utstedt arrestordre på Sudans president Omer Hassan Ahmed al Bashir for overgrep mot befolkningen i Darfur.
- The arrest warrant for Sudan’s president Bashir is based on serious charges against a country’s head of state and it is the first time the ICC has issued an arrest warrant for a head of state, says Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre. 
- Arrestordren på Sudans president Bashir er basert på alvorlige anklager mot et lands statsoverhode, og det er første gang at domstolen har utstedt en arrestordre mot et sittende statsoverhode, sier utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre.
- Norway supports the work of the International Criminal Court at The Hague, and was one of the countries behind the establishment of such an independent international court. 
- Norge støtter arbeidet ved den internasjonale straffedomstol i Haag og var ett av de land som sto bak etableringen av en slik uavhengig internasjonal domstol.
It is important that we do not accept impunity for atrocities against the civilian population in war zones of this kind, says Mr. Støre. 
Det er viktig at en ikke aksepterer straffefrihet for overgrep mot befolkningen i slike krigsområder, sier Støre.
- I will urge the Sudanese authorities to cooperate with the Court, stop all fighting in Darfur and actively seek a lasting political solution to this conflict. 
- Jeg vil be myndighetene i Sudan om å samarbeide med domstolen, stanse alle kamphandlinger og aktivt søke en varig, politisk løsning på konflikten i Darfur.
At the same time I will ask the rebel groups to agree to a ceasefire with the Government, cease all violence, and participate in the peace negotiations under the auspices of the UN and the AU, says the Foreign Minister. 
Jeg vil samtidig be opprørsgruppene om å inngå en våpenhvile med regjeringen, stanse all vold og delta i fredsforhandlingene i regi av FN og AU, sier utenriksministeren.
- Norway will continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the war-affected population of Darfur and to support the reconstruction efforts in previous war zones, such as in Southern Sudan. 
- Norge vil videreføre sin bistand til humanitære tiltak i Darfur og gjenoppbyggingen av tidligere krigsområder, som i Sør-Sudan.
Mr Støre also emphasises the need to continue the implementation of the 2005 peace agreement between North and South. 
Utenriksministeren legger dessuten vekt på at partene må fortsette gjennomføringen av fredsavtalen mellom nord og sør fra 2005.
- Norway will continue its strong commitment to promoting peace and reconstruction in Sudan, says the Foreign Minister, citing as examples the two international donor conferences for Sudan that were held in Norway in 2005 and 2008. 
- Norge vil videreføre sitt sterke engasjement for fred og gjenoppbygging i Sudan, sier utenriksministeren, og viser til de to internasjonale giverkonferansene for Sudan som ble arrangert i Norge i 2005 og 2008.
The ICC did not issue an arrest warrant for President Bashir on the ground of genocide. 
Anklagen mot al Bashir om folkemord er av domstolen ikke ansett tilstrekkelig dokumentert.
Speech at National Press Club, Washington D.C. 
Tale i National Press Club, Washington D.C.
Speech at National Press Club. 
Tale i National Press Club.
Washington D.C., USA, 12 June 1979. 
Washington D.C., USA, 12. juni 1979.
Troika statement on Sudanese elections 
Felles uttalelse om valget i Sudan
Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have issued the following troika statement on the Sudanese elections. 
Utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre, Storbritannias utenriksminister David Miliband og USAs utenriksminister Hillary Clinton har gitt en felles uttalelse om valget i Sudan.
Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have issued the following troika statement on the Sudanese elections. 
Utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre, Storbritannias utenriksminister David Miliband og USAs utenriksminister Hillary Clinton har i dag gitt en felles uttalelse om valget i Sudan.
We note initial assessments of the electoral process from independent observers, including the judgment that the elections failed to meet international standards. 
Vi merker oss de foreløpige vurderingene av valgprosessen fra uavhengige observatører, herunder uttalelsen om at valget ikke oppfylte internasjonale standarder.
We note the limited access of observer missions in Darfur. 
Vi merker oss at valgobservatørene har hatt begrenset tilgang til Darfur.
We regret that the National Elections Commission (NEC) did not do more to prevent and address such problems prior to voting. 
Vi beklager at den nasjonale valgkommisjonen ikke har gjort mer for å forebygge og løse disse problemene i forkant av valget.
We strongly encourage the NEC to address in good faith any legitimate disputes effectively and impartially. 
Vi oppfordrer valgkommisjonen på det sterkeste til å løse alle legitime tvister i god tro og på en effektiv og upartisk måte.
It is essential to build upon the progress made so far to expand democratic space in Sudan and ensure full respect for human rights. 
Det er viktig å bygge videre på den fremgang som er oppnådd så langt i prosessen for å utvide det demokratiske rom i Sudan og sikre full etterlevelse av menneskerettighetene.
The CPA remains essential for peace and stability in Sudan and the region. 
Fredsavtalen for Sudan (Comprehensive Peace Agreement, CPA) er fortsatt avgjørende for fred og stabilitet i Sudan og i regionen.
We urge all parties in Sudan to resume and accelerate work to complete its implementation. 
Vi henstiller til alle parter i Sudan å gjenoppta og intensivere arbeidet med å gjennomføre CPA-avtalen.
Urgent progress is needed on border demarcation, preparatory arrangements for the January 2011 referenda for the South and Abyei, and popular consultations in Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan. 
Det kreves raske fremskritt på områder som grensedragning, forberedelser til folkeavstemningene om Sør-Sudan og Abyei-området i januar 2011 og de folkelige konsultasjonene i statene Blå-Nilen og Sør-Kordofan.
We will continue to work closely towards these goals with parties in Sudan, and with the United Nations, African Union, Assessment and Evaluation Commission and other international and regional partners. 
Vi vil fortsatt samarbeide nært med partene i Sudan, i tillegg til FN, Den afrikanske union, Vurderings- og evalueringskommisjonen og andre internasjonale og regionale parter, for å nå disse målene."
Sudan Consortium, Oslo, 5-7 May 2008 
Sudan Consortium, Oslo, 5.-7. mai 2008
- The international community stands united. 
- The international community stands united.
Let me start with the fact that you Vice President Taha was the architect behind the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). 
Let me start with the fact that you Vice President Taha was the architect behind the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).
The reason why we are here today is to give support to the full implementation of the agreement and mobilize the necessary financial resources for that to happen. 
The reason why we are here today is to give support to the full implementation of the agreement and mobilize the necessary financial resources for that to happen.
Let me also introduce and thank former chief negotiator and Special Envoy, General Lazarus Sumbeiywo, who is here as a guest of honour. 
Let me also introduce and thank former chief negotiator and Special Envoy, General Lazarus Sumbeiywo, who is here as a guest of honour.
We all remember the vital contributions to the peace agreement made by the late John Garang, who so tragically passed away soon after the agreement had been signed. 
We all remember the vital contributions to the peace agreement made by the late John Garang, who so tragically passed away soon after the agreement had been signed.
My heart felt condolences to the people of Sudan on the tragic losses suffered last Friday in yet another accident, where a number of leading politicians died. 
My heart felt condolences to the people of Sudan on the tragic losses suffered last Friday in yet another accident, where a number of leading politicians died.
I would suggest a moments silence in memory of the victims of this tragic accident. 
I would suggest a moments silence in memory of the victims of this tragic accident.
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended one of the bloodiest wars in Africa. 
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended one of the bloodiest wars in Africa.
A twenty year long war. 
A twenty year long war.
It was a very important achievement. 
It was a very important achievement.
Though there are difficulties, we should not forget that a number of the provisions in the agreement have been implemented. 
Though there are difficulties, we should not forget that a number of the provisions in the agreement have been implemented.
Institutions of power sharing, institutions of wealth sharing, a number of national institutions have all been implemented, spear headed by the government of national unity as well as institutions in the south introduced by the government of Southern Sudan. 
Institutions of power sharing, institutions of wealth sharing, a number of national institutions have all been implemented, spear headed by the government of national unity as well as institutions in the south introduced by the government of Southern Sudan.
These are no minor achievements. 
These are no minor achievements.
No peace process anywhere has ever been a smooth ride from start to finish. 
No peace process anywhere has ever been a smooth ride from start to finish.
There are always hiccups. 
There are always hiccups.
As we all know, there are still important aspects of the agreement to be settled. 
As we all know, there are still important aspects of the agreement to be settled.
Issues related to the integration of the troops, disarmament, demarcation of borders and others. 
Issues related to the integration of the troops, disarmament, demarcation of borders and others.
We are in a situation where a lot has been done, but a lot also remains. 
We are in a situation where a lot has been done, but a lot also remains.
From my experience in other peace processes, I believe that political will is the most important factor in any peace process. 
From my experience in other peace processes, I believe that political will is the most important factor in any peace process.
Without political will from the major parties, The National Congress Party and the SPLM, it is very difficult for the outside world to assist. 
Without political will from the major parties, The National Congress Party and the SPLM, it is very difficult for the outside world to assist.
I therefore will take the opportunity to strongly encourage the NCP and the SPLM to mobilize all their political will in order to implement the CPA. 
I therefore will take the opportunity to strongly encourage the NCP and the SPLM to mobilize all their political will in order to implement the CPA.
I will encourage the NCP to welcome the SPLM as an equal partner in the government and make certain that the SPLM has sufficient political space to operate in the government of national unity and all other institutions of power sharing in Sudan. 
I will encourage the NCP to welcome the SPLM as an equal partner in the government and make certain that the SPLM has sufficient political space to operate in the government of national unity and all other institutions of power sharing in Sudan.
At the same time I will also encourage the SPLM to work in good spirit in all these institutions and make all efforts in order to ensure that these institutions can work as efficient instruments for the unity of Sudan. 
At the same time I will also encourage the SPLM to work in good spirit in all these institutions and make all efforts in order to ensure that these institutions can work as efficient instruments for the unity of Sudan.
The international community stands united. 
The international community stands united.
We want to assist in making unity in Sudan an attractive option. 
We want to assist in making unity in Sudan an attractive option.
Sudan is now facing perhaps the most vulnerable phase in any peace process. 
Sudan is now facing perhaps the most vulnerable phase in any peace process.
That is elections. 
That is elections.
Elections are phases of particular difficulties. 
Elections are phases of particular difficulties.
We, the international community, think that elections should take place. 
We, the international community, think that elections should take place.
The ongoing census is a very positive development in that respect and we are ready to assist in order to have free and fair elections. 
The ongoing census is a very positive development in that respect and we are ready to assist in order to have free and fair elections.
But we should never forget that the key element in any election, is not only arranging the elections in a proper manner. 
But we should never forget that the key element in any election, is not only arranging the elections in a proper manner.
It is equally important to continue power sharing arrangements after elections. 
It is equally important to continue power sharing arrangements after elections.
Any election based on the principle of winner takes all, are counter productive to peace and stability. 
Any election based on the principle of winner takes all, are counter productive to peace and stability.
Let me point to what the UN legend Lakhdar Brahimi once told me about the elections in Angola in 1992. 
Let me point to what the UN legend Lakhdar Brahimi once told me about the elections in Angola in 1992.
This was in his view perhaps the cleanest most successful election he had ever observed. 
This was in his view perhaps the cleanest most successful election he had ever observed.
It also prolonged the war in Angola with another 10 years. 
It also prolonged the war in Angola with another 10 years.
It is important to keep this in mind. 
It is important to keep this in mind.
Proper elections are important, but are also incredibly important that power sharing is continuing in one way or another after elections. 
Proper elections are important, but are also incredibly important that power sharing is continuing in one way or another after elections.
I would also like to mention the issue of women. 
I would also like to mention the issue of women.
It has been a male dominated negotiating process and as we see around this table, still is. 
It has been a male dominated negotiating process and as we see around this table, still is.
But women are those suffering the most from conflict. 
But women are those suffering the most from conflict.
A lot of women have been denied education. 
A lot of women have been denied education.
A lot of women have been victims of sexual abuse in the conflict. 
A lot of women have been victims of sexual abuse in the conflict.
Women are incredibly important to the future of Sudan and in everything we do from now on we should also take into account a gender perspective. 
Women are incredibly important to the future of Sudan and in everything we do from now on we should also take into account a gender perspective.
Do not forget that only one out of every hundred girls in Southern Sudan completes 7 years of education. 
Do not forget that only one out of every hundred girls in Southern Sudan completes 7 years of education.
That is of course by any international standard very low. 
That is of course by any international standard very low.
Without including women in political and economic life it is very difficult to develop. 
Without including women in political and economic life it is very difficult to develop.
My government is very concerned with the events taking place in Darfur, but we must not allow it to completely overshadow the CPA. 
My government is very concerned with the events taking place in Darfur, but we must not allow it to completely overshadow the CPA.
Unless the parties are able to move ahead on the CPA, everything else in Sudan, including Darfur, will become much more difficult. 
Unless the parties are able to move ahead on the CPA, everything else in Sudan, including Darfur, will become much more difficult.
This is of course a donors conference where pledging is a key issue, but it is also an opportunity to discuss the wider politics of the agreement. 
This is of course a donors conference where pledging is a key issue, but it is also an opportunity to discuss the wider politics of the agreement.
We should take advantage of this opportunity. 
We should take advantage of this opportunity.
Basically all donors have lived up to the pledges made at the last consortium in Oslo in 2005. 
Basically all donors have lived up to the pledges made at the last consortium in Oslo in 2005.
What was promised has to a large extent been delivered. 
What was promised has to a large extent been delivered.
But we ran into two main difficulties. 
But we ran into two main difficulties.
One was that the structures we produced tended to be a bit come with too much red tape. 
One was that the structures we produced tended to be a bit come with too much red tape.
We therefore should have a close eye on the delivery aspect when pledges are made at this conference. 
We therefore should have a close eye on the delivery aspect when pledges are made at this conference.
The second problem we ran into was that due to the situation in Darfur, a lot of the resources intended for long term development assistance in the south were delivered as emergency assistance to Darfur. 
The second problem we ran into was that due to the situation in Darfur, a lot of the resources intended for long term development assistance in the south were delivered as emergency assistance to Darfur.
It is an understandable outcome, but it was not the intention. 
It is an understandable outcome, but it was not the intention.
If we this time around can avoid these circumstances I am sure that the money pledged here at this conference will be put into good use. 
If we this time around can avoid these circumstances I am sure that the money pledged here at this conference will be put into good use.
The pledging session will be tomorrow, but since I’ve been given the floor I will take this opportunity to announce that the Norwegian government will contribute a total of USD 500 million over 4 years. 
The pledging session will be tomorrow, but since I’ve been given the floor I will take this opportunity to announce that the Norwegian government will contribute a total of USD 500 million over 4 years.
We will of course enter into dialogue with all relevant parties about how these resources can be spent in the most efficient way. 
We will of course enter into dialogue with all relevant parties about how these resources can be spent in the most efficient way.
Sudan was last year the biggest recipient of Norwegian development assistance. 
Sudan was last year the biggest recipient of Norwegian development assistance.
This is testimony to our commitment to the peace process and the development of Sudan. 
This is testimony to our commitment to the peace process and the development of Sudan.
Let me quote Kofi Annan and what he said the last time we were gathered in Oslo in 2005. 
Let me quote Kofi Annan and what he said the last time we were gathered in Oslo in 2005.
He said that pledges are fine, but cash is better. 
He said that pledges are fine, but cash is better.
Let us follow this idea. 
Let us follow this idea.
We should pledge, but we should also make certain that it is actually delivered and delivered in a way that makes a difference to the people of Sudan. 
We should pledge, but we should also make certain that it is actually delivered and delivered in a way that makes a difference to the people of Sudan.
Thank you for listening, and again I am very happy that you were all able to attend. 
Thank you for listening, and again I am very happy that you were all able to attend.
We stand united around the aim of making the Comprehensive Peace Agreement a success. 
We stand united around the aim of making the Comprehensive Peace Agreement a success.
Sudan Donor Conference in Oslo on 5 to 7 May 
Giverlandskonferanse for Sudan i Oslo 5.−7. mai
Published at The Guardian and Politico.com 
Kronikken er publisert på nyemeninger.no
By: Norway Minister of Environment and International Development Erik Solheim, United Kingdom Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell, and U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Rajiv Shah. 
Av utviklingsministerne i Norge, Storbritannia og USA, Erik Solheim, Andrew Mitchell og Rajiv Shah
The division is the result of the January 2011 referendum on self-determination for southern Sudan provided for under the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended Sudan’s civil war, one of Africa’s longest and bloodiest conflicts. 
Delingen kommer som et resultat av folkeavstemningen om selvstyre for det sørlige Sudan, som ble holdt i januar på grunnlag av fredsavtalen fra 2005.
Of more than 3.8 million southern Sudanese who voted, nearly 99 percent chose secession. 
Av over 3,8 millioner sørsudanere som gikk til stemmeurnene, stemte nærmere 99 prosent for løsrivelse.
We are also committed to assisting those affected by conflict and poverty. 
Vi forplikter oss til å yte bistand til dem som er rammet av konflikt og fattigdom.
We are together visiting both Khartoum and Juba this weekend to make clear our support for these goals. 
Sammen skal vi besøke både Khartoum og Juba denne helgen for å understreke disse målene.
Several key parts of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement are incomplete, and many issues remain to be decided between north and south before separation on July 9. 
Mange uløste problemer gjenstår før delingen mellom nord og sør 9. juli.
We are greatly concerned by an impasse in talks on some of these critical issues. 
Vi er dypt bekymret over at samtalene om noen av disse kritiske spørsmålene har gått i stå.
We call on the parties to make the final tough decisions needed to create sustainable economic, political and security arrangements between the two future states. 
Vi oppfordrer partene til å treffe de siste, vanskelige beslutningene som er nødvendige for å skape bærekraftig økonomisk, politisk og sikkerhetsmessig samhandling mellom de to framtidige statene.
Sudan and South Sudan will be each other’s most important neighbours thanks to economic, historic, geographic, and cultural ties. 
Sudan og Sør-Sudan blir hverandres viktigste naboer.
It is in the interest of all Sudanese that there be mutual trust and respect for each country’s security and stability. 
Gjensidig tillit og respekt for hvert lands sikkerhet og stabilitet er i alle sudaneres interesse.
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement rules out the existence of armed groups outside the two established forces of the parties 
Fredsavtalen utelukker væpnede grupper utenom de to partenes etablerte styrker.
Both north and south must also diversify their economies, reduce their reliance on oil, increase their food security through agricultural development, and expand health, education, water, and sanitation services. 
De må øke matvaresikkerheten gjennom jordbruksutvikling og utvide tjenestetilbudet innen helse, utdanning, vann og sanitære tiltak.
This situation is deplorable and intolerable. 
Denne situasjonen er trist og uakseptabel.
For long-term stability and development, there must be an inclusive and just peace in Darfur, with all groups and voices represented in the political settlement. 
Langsiktig stabilitet og utvikling forutsetter en inkluderende og rettferdig fred i Darfur på grunnlag av en politisk løsning der alle grupper og stemmer er representert.