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International criminal law

The Prosecutor v. Casimir Bizimungu and others

Trial Chamber II in the Bizimungu et al. case addressed disclosure, notice, counsel, delay, alibi, witness credibility, and several genocide-related allegations.

  • Arrest and detention
  • Notification of charges
  • Right to counsel
  • Initial appearance
  • Undue delay
  • Notice in indictment
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International criminal law

THE PROSECUTOR V. AUGUSTIN DINDILIYIMANA, AUGUSTIN BIZIMUNGU, FRANÇOIS-XAVIER NZUWONEMEYE AND INNOCENT SAGAHUTU

The Chamber found that the Prosecution failed to prove a conspiracy to commit genocide, but proved various individual and superior-responsibility crimes for some Accused on certain incidents, while acquitting them on other allegations; convictions were entered only where the evidence established the charged conduct and, for war crimes, the required nexus to the armed conflict. The Chamber held that Bizimungu’s liability for extermination was limited to the Josephite Brothers compound because the proof concerning the préfecture office and EER in Butare did not reach the scale required for exte…

  • Genocide
  • Crimes against humanity
  • War crimes
  • Superior responsibility
  • Rape
  • Murder
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International criminal law

The Prosecutor v. Ignace Bagilishema

Trial Chamber I of the ICTR examined allegations of genocide, crimes against humanity, and responsibility for roadblock and Stadium-related violence against Ignace Bagilishema.

  • Genocide
  • Crimes against humanity
  • Command responsibility
  • Cumulative charging
  • Jurisdiction
  • Procedure and evidence
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