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Appeals court to visit Arusha for Barayagwiza review

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    The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) appeals court is to visit Arusha early next year to review an earlier decision ordering the release on technical legal grounds of genocide suspect Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza. The appeals court said on Wednesday it would visit the Arusha tribunal in February to hear arguments on Prosecutor Carla del Ponte's bid to have Barayagwiza's release order reversed or revised, the Internews
    agency reported. The appeals court judges also ordered that Barayagwiza should remain in UN custody "until further notice".

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