Examples of using Indictees in English and their translations into Arabic
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the Republika Srpska is recorded as having continued its policy of refusing to execute arrest warrants against indictees believed to be residing in its territory.
The Tribunal has had much success during the reporting period with respect to bringing new indictees to justice before the Tribunal
As stated previously, during the reporting period, the number of accused at large was reduced from 10 to six with the arrest of four indictees.
I turn now to the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, which continues to receive new indictees.
the Tribunals to complete their work, however, it is imperative that all remaining indictees be surrendered.
A total of 6 detainees were awaiting trial in the United Nations Detention Facility in Arusha, and a further 13 indictees remained at large.
He therefore appealed to all States to cooperate by surrendering indictees and providing assistance with regard to witnesses
We recommend that the full panel of judges appointed by the United Nations not commence full-time service until at least some indictees have been arrested.
the Republika Srpska has continued its policy of refusing to execute arrest warrants against indictees believed to be residing on its territory.
The Prosecutor of the ICTR, Mr. Hassan Jallow, drew attention to the case of Félicien Kabuga, who, among other indictees, has not been apprehended to face justice.
On 3 June 2004, the Trial Chamber commenced trials of the Civil Defence Forces group of indictees(Samuel Hinga Norman, Moinina Fofanah and Allieu Kondewa), followed in July with that of former leaders of RUF(General Issah Sesay, Morris Kallon and Augustine Gbao).
Since May 2005, four more indictees have been apprehended, resulting in a total of 21 accused who have been or are being transferred to the Tribunal in the past year.
That was due to the large number of indictees and fugitives who had arrived at the Tribunal since the previous report, as well as the filing and the confirmation of seven new or amended indictments by
Another three indictees were arrested by the authorities of Serbia and Montenegro and transferred to the ICTY, including the former head of the State Security Agency Jovica Stanisic and the last of the so-called Bukovar-three, Veselin Sljivancanin.
Fourteen of the indictees were arrested in the Republic of Serbia: Slobodan Milošević, Jovica Stanišić, Franko Simatović,
Indictees from the former Yugoslavia may be apt to select counsel who speak their language
With the recent taking into custody of more indictees by the Yugoslav Tribunal and by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, the number of
Since the May 2005 report, three more indictees have been apprehended resulting in a total of 20 new fugitives that have been or are being transferred to the Tribunal in the past year.
Such indictees are unlikely to be influenced in their choice of counsel by such considerations
This was due to the large number of indictees and fugitives who had arrived at the Tribunal since the last report as well as the filing and confirmation of seven new or amended indictments by