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ICTR registrar notes good progress

    NAIROBI

    The registrar of the ICTR, Agwu Ukiwe Okali, has said the tribunal is now proceeding well after a series of administrative and logistical problems.

    Addressing a news conference in New York, he also said the ICTR was now receiving "excellent cooperation" from the Rwandan government. Responding to allegations that the ICTR was moving too slowly, he said steps had been taken to speed up the process. The rules of procedure had been revised,making trials much faster, he said. Proposals for joint trials were also
    under consideration.

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