The judicial center for crimes against humanity, war crimes and offenses was born in 2012. From Ukraine to Rwanda, via the Syrian-Iraqi zone, the head of the national anti-terrorist prosecution (Pnat), Jean-François Ricard, and Aurélie Belliot, in charge of this pole within the Pnat, detail for
Le Figaro
its assessment and its prospects.
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- What is the record of crimes against humanity?
Aurélie BELLIOT.
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Some 80 preliminary investigations and 80 judicial inquiries are in progress.
With, at the prosecution, five, soon to be six, magistrates as well as three specialized assistants.
The specialized investigation center has four examining magistrates and three specialized assistants.
In ten years, the number of cases has increased sharply, with great geographic diversification.
About thirty countries are concerned, including Rwanda, the historical origin of the pole, Ukraine, Libya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Sri Lanka and Liberia.
And about forty...
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