Of these 44, 22 have been provisionally released.

Thus, in 2006 we expect to have some 33 accused on trial as opposed to 12 in 2005.

We expect to have some 33 accused on trial, as compared with 2005, when 12 were on trial.

Cases involving twenty five accused are in progress.

Fourteen indictees are still at large.

Cases involving twenty six accused are in progress.

Sixteen accused are awaiting trial.

(b) 20 judgements involving 26 accused have been handed down

One hundred and sixty cases were decided in Punjab by the lower judiciary in which death sentence was awarded to 52 accused and life imprisonment to an additional 59.

case (three accused). Four trials are single accused cases.

At that time, 24 accused were at large.

case (three accused). Five cases are single accused trials.

Currently, 10 requests involving 18 accused are pending.

Judgements concerning 25 accused have been delivered, and 25 others are on trial.

Of these, twenty two were convicted and three acquitted.

At present, 45 accused, or 18 cases, await trial, and I am pleased to report that only six of a total of 161 indictees remain at large.

Of these, twenty two were convicted and three acquitted.

procuring 358 out of 437 cases have been tried with 483 accused persons.

At present, the trials of eight cases involving 11 defendants are ongoing or pending.

(d) 10 appeals involving 13 accused are in progress

That will make room for the commencement of new single accused cases.

To date, the Prosecutor has filed 12 referral motions involving 20 accused.

The number of accused with their cases completed or ongoing is now 52.

About 16 accused are being transported to and from the courtroom every day.

A further judgment involving a single accused will be delivered on 13 December 2005.

The Prosecutor has recently completed investigation against sixteen suspects in respect of the genocide.

Judgement was given in the Semanza case (one accused) on 16 May 2003.

Eight trials involving 11 defendants were thus completed, leaving no pending trials.

Six other motions involving 12 accused are pending before the Chambers.

The Rwamakuba trial involving a single accused, commenced on 9 June 2005.

This approach presupposes that a national State could prosecute an accused person under its domestic law.

The total output of the second mandate (1999 2003) amounts to nine judgements involving fourteen accused.

The total output of the second mandate (1999 2003) amounts to nine judgements involving fourteen accused.

Since the first trial started in January 1997, the ICTR has handed down nineteen judgements involving twenty five accused.

It is important to find the right balance between the multi accused and single accused trials.

At present, 44 accused in 18 cases are awaiting trial (not including the contempt cases).

In total, there are 22 Accused awaiting trial and 2 awaiting judgement that are on Provisional Release.

It is estimated that the cases involving the twenty six accused whose trials are currently in progress will be completed from 2006 onwards.

In addition to the twenty six persons whose trials have been completed, twenty six accused are involved in ten trials.

There are nineteen indicted persons at large, fourteen of whom were indicted prior to 2005.

In the November 2004 version of the Completion Strategy the number was fifteen.

harbouring of prostitution the Courts have tried 2,470 out of 2,932 cases, with 3,224 accused persons.

That brings the number of accused having received judgments to 26 since the first trials started in 1997.

So far, the Prosecutor of the ICTY has filed 12 referral motions involving 20 accused.

Since the first trial started in January 1997, the ICTR has handed down nineteen judgements involving twenty five accused.