the 1990–1994 war. Related legal activities French investigating magistrate Jean-Louis Bruguière was also pursuing a case against the current President, Paul Kagame, and other members of his administration, for the assassination of his predecessor. This case was under the regular jurisdiction of the French courts because French citizens were also killed in the plane crash. The majority of genocide cases were handled by the so-called gacaca courts, a modernized customary dispute resolution mechanism. Indictees The ICTR indicted a total of 96 individuals. One individual remains at large as a fugitive and if captured will be tried before the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (the IRMCT). One individual is on trial before the IRMCT. The ICTR (or the IRMCT as its successor) convicted 61 individuals: 28 of whom are currently serving sentences, 22 of whom have completed their sentences, and 11 of whom died while serving their sentences. The Tribunal acquitted 14 individuals and transferred the cases against 10 individuals to national jurisdictions. Proceedings against nine individuals ended before a final judgment was rendered: two of whom had their charges dismissed by the Tribunal, two of whom had their charges withdrawn by the Prosecutor, and five of whom died. See also Anees Ahmed Command responsibility Genocide Convention International Criminal Court Joint criminal enterprise Rule of Law in Armed Conflicts Project (RULAC) The Church and the Rwandan genocide Lyal S. Sunga Global Justice or Global Revenge? by Hans Köchler Yvonne Ntacyobatabara Basebya Notes References Further reading External links International Center for Transitional Justice, Criminal Justice page TRIAL: Cases before ICTR Human Rights Watch Report, "Genocide in Rwanda" Topical digests of the case law of ICTR and ICTY, Human Rights Watch, 2004 A case before the ICTR: Jean Kambanda - TRIAL WATCH Hirondelle News Agency, Arusha (English + French + Kinyarwanda + Swahili) covering the ICTR trials Voices of the Rwanda Tribunal - collection of interviews with tribunal members Introductory note by Michael P. Scharf and procedural history note on the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law External links Arusha 955 Organizations established in 1994 Rwandan genocide 1994 establishments in Tanzania Organizations disestablished in 2015 United Nations courts and tribunals Incitement to genocide case law