Head of East Africa's regional bloc condemns ICC Burundi investigationDAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Two East African presidents on Saturday condemned a decision by the International Criminal Court to open a war crimes investigation into Burundi, saying it undermined regional peace initiatives. The court ordered a formal investigation on Thursday into crimes committed in Burundi from April 2015 to October 2017.  Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has condemned the decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC), which ordered its prosecutor to launch an investigation into the Burundi conflict,  Tanzania s presidency said in a statement on Saturday. Museveni is the current chairman of the East African Community (EAC) regional economic bloc comprising Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda and South Sudan. The statement was issued after Tanzanian president John Magufuli ended a three-day visit to Uganda where he held talks with Museveni on Burundi and other matters. Burundi plunged into violence in April 2015 after President Pierre Nkurunziza said he would seek a third term in office, triggering protests and a crackdown by security forces. He won re-election that July, but most opponents boycotted the vote, saying his decision to stand violated the constitution and the terms of a peace agreement that had ended a war in the central African country. Government forces are suspected to have killed more than 1,000 people and displaced 400,000 during a crackdown after the election, although rights groups say the number killed could be higher. The court is investigating crimes against humanity that include murder, torture, rape and persecution. Tanzania, which hosts thousands of Burundian refugees, and Uganda have been engaged in months of diplomatic efforts aimed at restoring peace in Burundi. So far, there has been little progress.  Museveni ... said the ICC is interfering in EAC affairs without consulting regional leaders, which is a wrong move that undermines previous peacemaking efforts in Burundi,  said the statement. Tanzania s Magufuli also criticized the ICC investigation.  Magufuli said the move (by the ICC) was going against efforts already taken by the East African Community, which include appointing a mediation committee for the Burundi peace process led by former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa,  the statement said.  Regional mediators of the Burundi peace talks are expected to hold another round of talks on Nov. 23, the Tanzanian presidency said. Magufuli said security concerns in Burundi have been exaggerated, citing a recent voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees from Tanzania. Last month Burundi became the first nation to withdraw from the court, amid growing criticism from African leaders who complain prosecutors are excessively targeting Africans. worldnews
head east africa regional bloc condemns icc brunei investigationdar es salary reuters two east african presidents saturday condemned decision international criminal court open war crimes investigation brunei saying undermined regional peace initiatives the court ordered formal investigation thursday crimes committed brunei april october uganda president power museveni condemned decision international criminal court icc ordered prosecutor launch investigation brunei conflict tanzania presidency said statement saturday museveni current chairman east african community eac regional economic bloc comprising uganda tanzania kenya brunei rwanda south sudan the statement issued tanzania president john magufuli ended visit uganda held talks museveni brunei matters brunei plunged violence april president pierre nkurunziza said would seek third term office triggering protests crackdown security forces he july opponents boycotted vote saying decision stand violated constitution terms peace agreement ended war central african country government forces suspected killed people displaced crackdown election although rights groups say number killed could higher the court investigating crimes humanity include murder torture rape persecution tanzania hosts thousands burundian refugees uganda engaged months diplomatic efforts aimed restoring peace brunei so far little progress museveni said icc interfering eac affairs without consulting regional leaders wrong move undermines previous peacemaking efforts brunei said statement tanzania magufuli also criticized icc investigation magufuli said move icc going efforts already taken east african community include appointing mediation committee brunei peace process led former tanzania president benjamin mapa statement said regional mediators brunei peace talks expected hold another round talks tanzania presidency said magufuli said security concerns brunei exaggerated citing recent voluntary repatriation burundian refugees tanzania last month brunei became first nation withdraw court amid growing criticism african leaders complain prosecutors excessively targeting african worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Head of East Africa's regional bloc condemns ICC Burundi investigationDAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Two East African presidents on Saturday condemned a decision by the International Criminal Court to open a war crimes investigation into Burundi, saying it undermined regional peace initiatives. The court ordered a formal investigation on Thursday into crimes committed in Burundi from April 2015 to October 2017.  Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has condemned the decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC), which ordered its prosecutor to launch an investigation into the Burundi conflict,  Tanzania s presidency said in a statement on Saturday. Museveni is the current chairman of the East African Community (EAC) regional economic bloc comprising Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda and South Sudan. The statement was issued after Tanzanian president John Magufuli ended a three-day visit to Uganda where he held talks with Museveni on Burundi and other matters. Burundi plunged into violence in April 2015 after President Pierre Nkurunziza said he would seek a third term in office, triggering protests and a crackdown by security forces. He won re-election that July, but most opponents boycotted the vote, saying his decision to stand violated the constitution and the terms of a peace agreement that had ended a war in the central African country. Government forces are suspected to have killed more than 1,000 people and displaced 400,000 during a crackdown after the election, although rights groups say the number killed could be higher. The court is investigating crimes against humanity that include murder, torture, rape and persecution. Tanzania, which hosts thousands of Burundian refugees, and Uganda have been engaged in months of diplomatic efforts aimed at restoring peace in Burundi. So far, there has been little progress.  Museveni ... said the ICC is interfering in EAC affairs without consulting regional leaders, which is a wrong move that undermines previous peacemaking efforts in Burundi,  said the statement. Tanzania s Magufuli also criticized the ICC investigation.  Magufuli said the move (by the ICC) was going against efforts already taken by the East African Community, which include appointing a mediation committee for the Burundi peace process led by former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa,  the statement said.  Regional mediators of the Burundi peace talks are expected to hold another round of talks on Nov. 23, the Tanzanian presidency said. Magufuli said security concerns in Burundi have been exaggerated, citing a recent voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees from Tanzania. Last month Burundi became the first nation to withdraw from the court, amid growing criticism from African leaders who complain prosecutors are excessively targeting Africans. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: head east africa regional bloc condemns icc brunei investigationdar es salary reuters two east african presidents saturday condemned decision international criminal court open war crimes investigation brunei saying undermined regional peace initiatives the court ordered formal investigation thursday crimes committed brunei april october uganda president power museveni condemned decision international criminal court icc ordered prosecutor launch investigation brunei conflict tanzania presidency said statement saturday museveni current chairman east african community eac regional economic bloc comprising uganda tanzania kenya brunei rwanda south sudan the statement issued tanzania president john magufuli ended visit uganda held talks museveni brunei matters brunei plunged violence april president pierre nkurunziza said would seek third term office triggering protests crackdown security forces he july opponents boycotted vote saying decision stand violated constitution terms peace agreement ended war central african country government forces suspected killed people displaced crackdown election although rights groups say number killed could higher the court investigating crimes humanity include murder torture rape persecution tanzania hosts thousands burundian refugees uganda engaged months diplomatic efforts aimed restoring peace brunei so far little progress museveni said icc interfering eac affairs without consulting regional leaders wrong move undermines previous peacemaking efforts brunei said statement tanzania magufuli also criticized icc investigation magufuli said move icc going efforts already taken east african community include appointing mediation committee brunei peace process led former tanzania president benjamin mapa statement said regional mediators brunei peace talks expected hold another round talks tanzania presidency said magufuli said security concerns brunei exaggerated citing recent voluntary repatriation burundian refugees tanzania last month brunei became first nation withdraw court amid growing criticism african leaders complain prosecutors excessively targeting african worldnews