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Les lenteurs du Tribunal international pour le Rwanda

Card Number 27953

Number

27953

Author

Colson, Marie-Laure

Date

24 février 1998

Ymd

19980224

Title

Les lenteurs du Tribunal international pour le Rwanda

Subtitle

Aucun génocidaire présumé n'a encore été jugé.

File name

LesLenteursDuTpirLiberation24021998.pdf

Size

1718670 bytes

Pages nb.

1

Source

URL origin

https://www.liberation.fr/planete/1998/02/24/les-lenteurs-du-tribunal-international-pour-le-rwanda-aucun-genocidaire-presume-n-a-encore-ete-juge_227239/

Type

Article de journal

Language

FR

Abstract

Formally created in November 1994, the ICTR is still struggling with considerable logistical and legal difficulties. No judgment has yet been rendered. Of the 23 Rwandans detained in a special ward in Arusha prison, only four are on trial.