国际刑事法院于9月23日判决中非共和国塞莱卡反政府武装前指挥官马哈马特·赛义德·阿卜杜勒·卡尼四项反人类罪成立1。这是首次有塞莱卡集团成员在国际刑事法院受审1。法院同时裁定其三项战争罪不成立1，具体刑期将另行宣判1。
现年56岁的卡尼曾于2013年4月至8月担任班吉中央打击匪盗办公室主任，期间监督对被监禁者的殴打和虐待行为1。卡尼于2021年被中非当局引渡至国际刑事法院，审判自2022年9月开始1。
The International Criminal Court found Mahamat Said Abdel Kani, a former Seleka rebel commander in the Central African Republic, guilty of four counts of crimes against humanity on September 23.1 The 56-year-old defendant was convicted for his role as director of the Central Anti-Banditry Office (OCRB) in Bangui during 2013, where he oversaw the beating and abuse of detainees between April and August of that year.1 The court simultaneously acquitted him of three counts of war crimes, with sentencing to be announced at a later date.1
This case marks a significant milestone in international accountability, as it represents the first time a member of the Seleka group has been tried before the ICC.1 Abdel Kani was transferred to the court by Central African authorities in 2021 and his trial commenced in September 2022.1 The conviction could result in a life sentence.1
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