A special court in South Sudan has confirmed its jurisdiction to prosecute suspended Vice-President Riek Machar and seven others on charges of murder, treason, and crimes against humanity, dismissing objections regarding authority and immunity. The case, linked to a militia attack that killed 250 soldiers, continues amid fears of renewed conflict, prompting calls for calm from the UN and African Union.
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