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Kenya is party to the Rome Statute that created the ICC.
The ICC in 2009 issued its first arrest warrant for Al-Bashir on five counts of crimes against humanity and two counts of war crimes.
According to reports, Kenya's High Court ruled Monday that the government must arrest Al-Bashir if he sets foot in Kenya.
A second 2010 warrant added three additional counts of genocide.
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