KALIMANZIRA v. THE PROSECUTOR (APPEAL JUDGMENT)
The Appeals Chamber found that several convictions were unsafe due to insufficient notice, lack of credible evidence, or legal errors regarding the public nature of incitement. Only the conviction for aiding and abetting genocide at Kabuye hill was upheld, as the evidence established substantial contribution and knowledge of genocidal intent. The sentence was reduced to reflect the reversal of most convictions.
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- Genocide
- Aiding and abetting
- Instigation
- Direct and public incitement
- Fair trial rights
- Disclosure obligations