But although the transitional government in Khartoum accepts the  inevitability of this, there are many hurdles to clear before it happens.

The extradition of ousted President Omar Al Bashir and other members of his regime wanted by the International Criminal Court is an integral part of peace negotiations on Darfur.

Khartoum authorities are saying its rests very heavily on a sustainable agreement being negotiated on Sudan’s troubled western region.

Most importantly it depends on what happens after the ICC has tried Al Bashir.

Sudan’s new government wants him back home to stand trial for crimes committed since the 1998 coup that brought him to power.

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