MOSCOW, 8 Apr - RIA Novosti news agency. The government of the Republic of South Africa will protest the resolution which allowed the president of Sudan Omar al-Bashir against whom the international warrant affects arrest in the Constitutional court of the country, to leave the country last June, the Reuters reports with reference to the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of South Africa.
The Sudanese leader is searched by MUS on charges of genocide and the crimes against humanity committed during the conflict in Darfur in 2003. MUS issued the warrant on his arrest in 2009. It was the case of delivery of the resolution first in procedural history MUS on the acting head of state.
Al-Bashir in June of last year visited the Republic of South Africa within the summit of the African Union. It was allowed to Sudanese leader to leave the country in spite of the fact that the court published the order forbidding to it to leave until the end of hearing on which the question of its detention according to MUS warrant was considered.
The agency notes that the Republic of South Africa recognizes MUS jurisdiction therefore the country is obliged to realize the warrants issued by it on arrest. Meanwhile the government of the country declares that at the summit diplomatic immunity was provided to all delegates. According to agency, in March the government of the Republic of South Africa was refused in satisfaction of the complaint in the Supreme appellate court of the Republic of South Africa.
"The government submitted today the application for permission to protest in the Constitutional court the resolution of Verkhvony court", - gives agency the statement of the Ministry of Justice. The agency notes that after a judgment the ruling party "African National Congress" declared that the Republic of South Africa has to leave from under jurisdiction of MUS which the African states accused of bias in relation to the continent countries.
Earlier al-Bashir in interview of RIA Novosti news agency declared that Khartoum does not recognize the decision of the International criminal court. Thus he noted that solutions of MUS are not reflected in the international activity of the Sudanese authorities. "We did not stop leaving never, we accept all invitations and we visit as the country which recognize MUS, and what do not recognize it", - the president told.