US EditionThe Arguments in Micomyiza's Case Focused on the Evidence He Requested From the RPF-Inkotanyi but Was Not Answered.
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The Special Chamber for International and Transnational Crimes in Nyanza, Southern Province, has decided to help Micomyiza Jean Paul, who was sent to Rwanda by Sweden, to obtain evidence that he played with former RPF-Inkotanyi fighters at Mulindi, saying he wrote to the RPF-Inkotanyi but received no response. Micomyiza Jean Paul requested assistance in obtaining evidence that he played with the RPF in 1993 so that he could defend himself. Jean …
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