Country: Central African Republic (the)
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On what grounds and when can someone be arrested (administrative arrest)?
– Public health – Social peace – Public security – Public abuses
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On what grounds and when can someone be arrested (judicial arrest)?
After the commission of a flagrance offence or during a preliminary investigation
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What is a judicial arrest under centrafrican law?
Liberty deprivation of an individual suspected to have committed an offence in order to bring the accused before a competent judicial authority
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Central African Republic: Support the Special Criminal Court
Donor countries should support the Central African Republic’s Special Criminal Court, 17 Central African and international human rights non-governmental organizations say in a declaration. The donors should provide technical, financial, and political support for the court and its mandate to end impunity for crimes under international law, the groups said. On 17 November, the European…
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When will the Special Criminal Court for Central African Republic be up and running?
ASF, in collaboration with the non-governmental organisation, REDRESS, supports the setting up of a Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic. A workshop that brought together civil society, legal and international players has drawn uprecommendations for the next stages of establishing this Court. The stakes are crucial: to launch trials for serious crimes and…
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