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[]​ President of Sudan, he allegedly headed up many war crimes, such as murder, genocide, crimes against humanity, and provision of the Jajaweed with supplies to commit genocide. He was prosecuted by the ICC for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, but he was not charged with genocide because of insufficient evidence. Arrest was warranted for him in 2008. He is the first-ever current head of state to be convicted by the ICC. Claimed deaths in Darfur are "no more" than 10,000. (Walker, Sturcke)
 * Omar al-Bashir**

[] Leader of Zaghawa, he dominated the rebel group from Darfur, the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM). He claimed to have led the attack on Golo, and, also, he rejected the Abuja peace process. He helped form the SLA with numerous other rebel groups.
 * Ibrahim Khalil**

[] Former governor of the Sudanese province of Darfur, he is the head of the National Redemption Front, which is an alliance of rebel groups in Darfur. He led a strong passive campaign and had passive ideals promoting peace until 2006, when he was named leader of the National Redemption Front.
 * Ahmed Diraige**

[] Head of the Sudanese Liberation Army, he signed a peace agreement with Bush in July 2006. He left the Sudanese government when he had differing views concerning the new UN peacekeeping army. He was fine with it, but the government was not. Before this he was ranked as the top Sudanese official in the Darfur area, was the chairman of the Transitional Darfur Regional Authority, and was the fourth highest-ranking member in the presidency, serving as senior assistant to the president of the republic.
 * Minni Minawi**

Head UN official in Sudan, he was kicked out by the Khartoum government.
 * Jan Pronk**