Rwanda’s genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga may have been freed early by the United Nations Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (MICT), but his freedom has not actually come, as he remains detained at the temporary facility.
A panel of 20 judges of the Mechanism, formed as a conclusion institution for various UN-endorsed tribunals on various past conflicts around the world, were last week held a two-day plenary in Arusha seeking a final solution to the matter, among other issues.
