Despite its revocation to withdraw from the ICC, South Africa is still not off the hook yet .The ICC has now issued summons to the south African government to appear before the court next month over its failure to arrest Sudan president Omar Al Bashir two years ago.On Wednesday the South African government made the u-turn after a court in Guateng ruled the move to be unconstitutional CGTN's Europe's correspondent Jack Parrock reports.
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