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

Contents

Part I:       Introduction
I.Creation of the Commission
II.The Commission's Mandate
III.General Methodology
IV.Activities of the Commission
 A. 1995
 B. 1996
V.Difficulties
in the Commission's Work
 A. The time elapsed since
the events under investigation
 B. Ethnic polarization in Burundi
 C. The security situation in Burundi
 D. Inadequacy of resources
VI. Acknowledgments
VII. Documents and Recordings
Part II:Background
I.Geographical Summary of Burundi
II.Population
III. Administrative Organization
IV.Economic Summary
V.Historical Summary
VI.The Presidency of Melchior Ndadaye
VII. Events After the Assassination
Part III: Investigation of the Assassination
I.Object of the Inquiry
II.Methodology
III. Access to Evidence
IV.Work of the Commission
V.The Facts According to Witnesses
 A. 3 July 1993
 B. 10 July 1993
 C. 11 October 1993
 D. Monday, 18 October 1993
 E. Tuesday, 19 October 1993
 F. Wednesday, 20 October 1993
 G. Thursday, 21 October 1993
Midnight to 2 a.m.
 H. Thursday, 21 October 1993
2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
 I. Thursday, 21 October 1993
6 a.m. to noon
 J. Thursday, 21 October 1993
After noon
VI.Analysis of Testimony
VII.Conclusions
Part IV: Investigation of Massacres and Other Related Serious Acts of Violence
I.Scope of the Inquiry Into the Massacres and Other Acts of Violence
II.Methodology
III.Accessibility of Evidence
 A. Insecurity
 B. Ethnic separation
 C. Lack of judicial powers
IV.Reliability of Evidence
 A. Ethnic loyalty
 B. Time elapsed
 C. Manipulation
 D. Insecurity
 E. Cultural characteristics
V.Common Characteristics of the Communes Investigated
VI.The Province of Gitega
 A. Geography and population
 B. Claims and reports regarding events in the province
 C. Work of the Commission
 D. Commune of Bugendana
 E. Commune of Giheta
 F. Commune of Gitega
VII.The Province of Kirundo
 A. Geography and population
 B. Claims and reports regarding events in the province
 C. Work of the Commission
 D. Communes of Kirundo and Vumbi
VIII.The Province of Muramvya
 A. Geography and population
 B. Claims and reports regarding events in the province
 C. Work of the Commission
 D. Commune of Kiganda
 E. Commune of Mbuye
 F. Commune of Rutegama
IX.The Province of Ngozi
 A. Geography and population
 B. Claims and reports regarding events in the province
 C. Work of the Commission
 D. Commune of Kiremba
 E. Commune of Mwumba
 F. Commune of Ruhororo
 G. Commune of Tangara
X. Analysis of Testimony
XI.Conclusions
Part V: Recommendations
I.Impunity
II.Genocide
III.Other Crimes
Annexes
Annex 1:Rules and Procedures of the Commission
Annex 2: Constitution of the Republic of Burundi Ð Article 85
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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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