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Judiciary – Key Decisions Legal Representation Judiciary Key Decisions CONTINUED Legal Representation Counsel for Victims Victims’ Legal Representatives per case/Situation as of 16 September 2011 1845 Total number of Legal Representatives of Victims: 22 Number of female counsel: 5 (22.7%) Number of male counsel: 17 (77.3%) Geographic distribution of counsel: 10 from WEOG; 8 from African States; 3 of dual nationality between a WEOG State and African State 1846 Case Legal Representative(s) of Victims Nationality of counsel Uganda Situation Situation Kony et al DRC Situation Situation Office of Public Counsel for Victims Office of Public Counsel for Victims Office of Public Counsel for Victims Emmanuel Daoud Patrick Baudouin France France Lubanga 1847 Carine Bapita Buyangandu DRC Michael Verhaeghe Belgium Joseph Keta Orwinyo DRC Paul Kabongo Tshibangu DRC Luc Walleyn Belgium Franck Mulenda DRC 1845 The information in this chart was drawn from the public record of the cases, from the public list of counsel admitted to practise before the ICC, as well as from information provided to the Women’s Initiatives for <strong>Gender</strong> Justice by the Counsel Support Section (CSS) by email dated 21 and 26 October 2011. 1846 WEOG: two from France, four from Belgium, two from the USA, one from Germany and one with dual nationality UK/Israel. African States: five from the DRC, two from the CAR, one from Kenya. The three with dual nationality between a WEOG State and an African State come from DRC/USA, Senegal/France and USA/Nigeria. The nationality of one counsel is not listed in the Court’s public documents. 1847 As described above in the Trial Proceedings section, one of the Victims’ Legal Representatives, Jean Chrysostome Mulamba Nsokolon, passed away on 17 June 2011. 292
Judiciary – Key Decisions Legal Representation Accused Defence counsel Nationality of counsel DRC Situation continued Katanga & Ngudjolo Jean-Louis Gilissen Belgium Fidel Nsita Luvengika Belgium Joseph Keta Orwinyo DRC Ntaganda No victims accepted to participate to date. Mbarushimana Kassongo Mayombo DRC Ghislain Mabanga DRC Darfur Situation Situation Office of Public Counsel for Victims Abu Garda Wanda M. Akin USA Raymond M. Brown USA Banda & Jerbo Helene Cissé Senegal Jens Dieckmann Germany Harun & Kushayb Wanda M. Akin USA Raymond M. Brown USA Al’Bashir Nicholas Kaufman Israel/UK Wanda M. Akin USA Raymond M. Brown USA CAR Situation Situation No victims accepted to participate to date. Bemba Marie Edith Douzima-Lawson CAR Assingambi Zarambaud CAR Kenya Situation Situation No victims accepted to participate to date. Ruto, Kosgey and Sang Sureta Chana Kenya James Mawira 1848 Morris Anyah USA/Nigeria Muthaura, Kenyatta and Ali Morris Anyah USA/Nigeria Libya Situation No victims accepted to participate to date. Côte d’Ivoire Situation No victims accepted to participate to date. 1848 Information about nationality not provided by the CSS by email dated 26 October 2011. In addition, James Mawira is not named on the List of Counsel or the List of Assistants to Counsel made available by the CSS on 26 July 2011. 293
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