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[International Commission of Inquiry for Burundi: Final Report]*

Appendix 1

Contents

Part I: Introduction

Part II: Background

Part III: Investigation of The Assassination

Part IV: Investigation of Massacres and Other Related Serious Acts of Violence

Part V: Recommendation

Annex 1

Annex 2

Appendix 1  

Appendix I

Pursuant to article 19 of the Rules of Procedure of the Commission, the two members of staff designated to gather evidence, including testimony, required by the Commission shall comply with the following rules:

1. Each designated member of staff shall, in addition to the oath required of staff members, take the oath of the Commissioner for Oaths, as follows: "I solemnly swear that I will perform my duties and exercise my powers honorably, faithfully, impartially and conscientiously."

2. The Commissioners for Oaths who gather evidence shall:

  1. In the case of oral testimony, make a tape recording of the testimony, including any preliminary remarks and concluding remarks;

  2. In the case of a written statement, take possession of the entire document and place it in a sealed envelope;

  3. In the case of photographs or other exhibits, take possession of the items and record in the minutes the nature and number of the items and a brief description of each item.

3. Exhibits, written statements, documents or other items gathered by special mandate from the Commission shall in all cases be handed as soon as practically possible, together with the original of the minutes, to the Executive Secretary of the Commission, who shall make such use of them as may be directed by the Commission.

Minutes of a Hearing
Present:(1) 
 (2) 
 (3) 
 (4) 
 (5) 
Date:
Hearing began at:
Hearing ended at:
Registrar:
Interpreters:(1) 
 (2) 
___________________________________________
Name of the witness:  
Age:  
Address:  
Official position (if any):
Record below:
(1)  Any order of the Commission;
(2)   Any exhibit, document or other item of evidence, with its serial number and description;
(3)  Any other comment, if expressly requested by the Commission or one of its members.
  __________________________
  Signature of the Registrar
Form No. 1


MINUTES
(Commissioners for Oaths)
Commissioners:
Last nameFirst name
Last nameFirst name
Last nameFirst name
Last nameFirst name
Last nameFirst name
Title or position within the Commission:
Time of departure:
Time of return:
Place visited:
Duration of interview:
Name of informant (witness):
Status (or official position):
Address (if possible):
Age:
Remarks:
Assessment of the witness:
Description of the place visited:
If interview was discontinued, give reason and, if possible, identification:
Any exhibit, photograph or other item, with its serial number, should be enclosed with these documents and accompanying evidence.
Form No. 2

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Posted by USIP Library on: January 13 2004
Source Name: United Nations Security Council, S/1996/682; received from Ambassador Thomas Ndikumana, Burundi Ambassador to the United States
Date received: June 7 2002
* Note: This title is derived from information found at Part I:1:2 of the report. No title actually appears at the top of the report.

 


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