Africa: ICC complains of lack of cooperation, wants more UN support

The International Criminal Court pleaded for stronger support from the UN Security Council on to ensure states cooperate with its war crimes inquiries, complaining it had faced problems in cases on Darfur and Libya. International Criminal Court President Judge Sang-Hyun Song said the court's followup to the only two cases referred to it by the Security Council had been problematic and that some countries had refused to cooperate.