The Prosecutor vs. Thomas Lubanga Dyilo: 30 May – 22 June 2007

Introduction

The court activity during this period concerned the applications for Amicus Curiae briefs submitted by L’Ordre des Avocats de Paris and the International Criminal Bar supporting Mr. Lubanga’s request for additional resources and the Registrar’s opposition to the briefs.

On 13 June, the Appeals Chamber handed down two major decisions which had generated a number of pleadings namely the decision on the admissibility of the appeal of Mr. Thomas Lubanga Dyilo against the decision of Pre-Trial Chamber I confirming the charges and the “Decision on the Joint Application of Victims a/0001/06 to a/0003/06 and a/0105/06 concerning the Directions and Decision of the Appeals Chamber”. A summary of these and other developments in the case during this period follows:

Activity related to Applications for Amicus Curiae briefs regarding the Defence’s Request for Additional Resources

Further developments in the case including the transmission of case from Pre-Trial Chamber I to Trial Chamber I;  Mr. Lubanga’s request for interpreter and Second Review of the "Decision on the Application for Interim Release of Thomas Lubanga Dyilo"

Decision of Registrar concerning request by Defence for Additional Resources

Decision on the Admissibility of the Appeal of Mr. Thomas Lubanga Dyilo Against the Decision of Pre-Trial Chamber I: ”Décision sur la confirmation des charges" of 29 January 2007

Decision of the Appeals Chamber on the Joint Application of Victims a/0001/06 to a/0003/06 and a/0105/06 concerning the "Directions and Decision of the Appeals Chamber" of 2 February 2007

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