Chambers

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Chambers are judicial divisions within the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda responsible for conducting trials and issuing legal judgments on cases related to the Rwandan genocide.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Chambers canonical 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf judicial division
organ of an international court
aim contribute to national reconciliation in Rwanda
contribute to restoration and maintenance of peace in Rwanda and the region
appliesLaw Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the ICTR
Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
appliesPrinciple command responsibility
fair trial rights
individual criminal responsibility
non-retroactivity of criminal law
presumption of innocence
protection of victims and witnesses
composedOf Appeals Chamber
Trial Chambers
decidesOn motions challenging jurisdiction
motions for joinder or severance of indictments
motions for protective measures for witnesses
motions for provisional release
motions for review of judgment
establishedBy United Nations Security Council
establishedUnder UN Security Council Resolution 955
surface form: UN Security Council Resolution 955 (1994)
function conduct trials of persons accused before the ICTR
determine guilt or innocence of accused persons
ensure protection of victims and witnesses
hear appeals from Trial Chambers (for the Appeals Chamber)
impose sentences on convicted persons
interpret and apply the ICTR Statute
issue judgments in first instance
protect the rights of the accused
rule on admissibility of evidence
rule on preliminary motions and procedural matters
hasJurisdictionOver Rwandan citizens responsible for such crimes in neighboring States
crimes against humanity
genocide
serious violations of international humanitarian law committed in Rwanda in 1994
war crimes
hasMember ad litem judges of the ICTR
permanent judges of the ICTR
hearsCasesRelatedTo 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda
mass atrocities committed in Rwanda in 1994
languageOfProceedings English
French
legalNature subsidiary organ of the UN Security Council (through the ICTR)
locatedIn Arusha, Tanzania
partOf International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
worksWith Office of the Prosecutor (ICTR)
Registry of the ICTR

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