Judicial Records and Archives Database (beta version)
The Judicial Records and Archives Database (JRAD) provides access to all MICT public judicial records, as well as to the public judicial archive records of the ICTR. The collection is expanding on a regular basis. Records include filings from parties and non-parties to trials; exhibits tendered in court; transcripts and audiovisual recordings of court hearings.
Warning: The database contains material which some users may find disturbing.
For more information or assistance, please contact the MICT Archives and Records Section.
Tel.: +255 27 256 5509 or +1 212 963 2848 Email: marsarusha@un.org
Search by case and accused (click on any heading to sort)
Search by case and accused (click on any heading to sort)
This search engine enables you to conduct your research by case and accused or by keyword.
When your selection is ready, click on "Request selected records"
Search by keyword
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Basic search: You can search for keywords in the titles and full contents of records |
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Advanced search: Advanced search criteria including, Case number, Document type, Title word, Document content, Date range and Language allow you to make a more refined search. |
Search by case and accused
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You can access the contents of a case by clicking on its number. |
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You can access records related to accused by clicking on their names. |
Results page
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Results appear in a table with specific metadata: Date, Type, Case number, Record number, and Title. You can refine your search, within the results page in the upper righthand box, by Document type, Language, File type and Source. |
Request records
For technical reasons, some records are not available online. You can select the records you would like to request by ticking the box on the left. Please note that you must submit your selection of requested records for every page of the results.When your selection is ready, click on "Request selected records"
| You will access the MICT Archive Record Search Request. Please fill in your contact details in the form. MARS will contact you within 1 business day. |  |
Citing ArchivesWhen citing Archives for academic purposes the elements and order for footnotes and endnotes should be:
"Assignment of Defence Counsel pursuant to article 19C of the Directive on assignment of Defence Counsel in the matter of Jean-Paul Akayesu", 8 September 2006, ICTR-96-4, ICTR, ICTR-96-4-0729, Mechanism Archives and Records Section. In a bibliography the order is reversed. Example 2 in a bibliography: Mechanism Archives and Records Section. ICTR-96-4-0729. ICTR. ICTR-96-4. " Assignment of Defence Counsel pursuant to article 19C of the Directive on assignment of Defence Counsel in the matter of Jean-Paul Akayesu ", 8 September 2006. Please do not hesitate to contact MARS for further citation assistance. |