Communication after transfer

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Notion(s)	Filing	Case
Convicted persons \| Communication after transfer	Decision on Review - 12.03.2009	NIYITEGEKA Eliézer (ICTR-96-14-R)
11. The Appeals Chamber considers it necessary to remind the Registrar of his obligation to ensure efficient communication with detainees and convicted persons, even after they have been transferred to a State in which their sentence is to be served, so as to ensure that they may exercise their rights provided for under the Statute and the Rules in full.[1] show footnotes [1] See Emmanuel Ndindabahizi v. The Prosecutor, Case No. ICTR-01-71-R, Decision on Emmanuel Ndindabahizi’s Motion of 1 December 2008, 17 December 2008, pp. 3, 4. Download full document