The ICC drops charges against rebel leader Abdallah Banda over a 2007 Darfur attack, citing crumbling evidence and new testimony that could exonerate him — a major blow to victims still waiting for justice. Prosecutors admit the decision is painful but necessary, while judges warn it could violate fair trial standards. The court itself faces mounting scrutiny as its chief prosecutor battles allegations that threaten his position, all amid a region still reeling from decades of war crimes and genocide.
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