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Article: U.N. judge orders Rwandan government to stop interfering in genocide tribunal's work
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- June 19, 2002
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Dateline: ARUSHA, Tanzania
A United Nations judge ordered the Rwandan government to cooperate
with prosecutors Wednesday, saying that the government's immigration
rules have kept witnesses from testifying at the trials of suspects
in the 1994 genocide.
Judge William Sekule of Tanzania issued the order after officials
at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda informed the court
that they have been unable to bring witnesses to testify since June
11 because the Rwandan government now requires tribunal witnesses
to follow normal visa procedures, instead of using an expedited method.
"These (Rwandan immigration) procedures can not take precedence over
the ...