Notification of protective measures
Notion(s) | Filing | Case |
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Decision on Expunging Disclosure - 30.10.2006 |
NAHIMANA et al. (Media case) (ICTR-99-52-A) |
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9. [T]he Appeals Chamber recalls that under Rule 75(F)(ii), the Prosecution, in discharge of its disclosure obligations, should notify the Defence to whom the disclosure is being made of the nature of the applicable protective measures. The Appeals Chamber notes that such notification was included by the Prosecution in the Impugned Disclosure.[1] Consequently, the Appeals Chamber finds the Appellant’s contention that the Prosecution failed to meet its Rule 75(F) obligation irrelevant and in any case moot in light of Michel Bagaragaza’s open session testimony in the Zigiranyirazo case on 13 June 2006. [1] Impugned Disclosure, para. 3: “Mr. Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza is therefore reminded of his obligation to maintain the strict confidentiality of the disclosed statements. Mr. Michel Bagaragaza is a protected witness as exemplified in the attached Trial Chamber decisions in The Prosecutor v. Protais Zigiranyirazo”. |
ICTR Rule Rule 75 ICTY Rule Rule 75 |