Trial resumes of alleged masterminds of Rwandan genocide

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TOKO MATERIAL (Quality as incoming) 1. Various wide shot of Arusha, Tanzania 2. Wide shot of the Arusha international conference center, where the trial is taking place 3. Mid frontal shot of the Arusha international conference center, where the trial is taking place 4. Close up on sign at the Arusha international conference center 5. UN Security checking car at entrance 6. Mid shot of UN flag at the Arusha international conference center 7. Wide shot of court interior 9. Mid shot of defence team inside the court: Raphael Constant, jacques Larochelle, Jean Yaoui Degli, Cement e Monterosso, Andre Tremblay, Kennedy Ogetto, Gershon Bwomanwa 9. Defence lawyer 10. Prosecution team: Carla Del Ponte, B. Mulvany, C. Eboe-Osuti, c. Graham, S. Jecede, D. White 11. Wide shot defence 12. Wide shot showing three of the four defendants standing, (Standing on the RHS wearing a grey coat) Col. Theoneste Basosora, (Standing in the middle wearing a Brown coat) Col. Anatole Nsenyumva, (Standing on the LHS , initially sitting) Major. Aloys Ntabakuze 13. Defence lawyers with fourth defendant Brig. Gen. Gratien Kabiligi standing (Wearing a white coat) 14. Mid shot of two defendants Theoneste Basosora and Anatole Nsenyumva 15. Wide shot of the defence team 16. Wideshot of defence Col. Theoneste Basosora, Col. Anatole Nsenyumva and Brig. Gen. Gratien Kabiligi 17. Single shot, Carla Del Ponte, prosecution lawyer 18. Wide shot of the court showing registrar 19. Wide shot of defence 20. Wide shot of files 21. Wide shot of court 22. Close up on UN flag behind judge's chair 23. Judges enter court (in order) Pavel Dolenc, Lloyd G. Williams, A.Vaz 24. Close up Lloyd G. Williams 25. Close up Defendant Col. Theoneste Basosora 26. Close up presiding judge Lloyd G. Williams saying (English): "Chamber three is now in session.Would the registrar kindly announce the mater before us" 27. Registrar's voice saying (English): "Thank you Mr President" 28. Registrar of court 29. Wide shot of the threee judges: Pavel Dolenc (LHS), Lloyd G. Williams (Middle), A.Vaz (RHS) STORYLINE: The trial of four former senior Rwandan army officers charged with masterminding the 1994 genocide in Rwanda resumed Monday in Arusha after a five-month break. The four men, who had refused to attend the April 2 opening session on grounds of "unfair treatment" were present in the courtroom as was Carla del Ponte, chief prosecutor for the U-N International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. On April 3, attorneys for the four defendants won an adjournment by arguing that they had not received French translations of prosecution documents. Col. Theoneste Bagosora, Brig. Gen. Gratien Kabiligi, Col. Anatole Nsengiyumva and Major. Aloys Ntabakuze have all pleaded innocent to charges of genocide and crimes against humanity. The prosecution alleges that Bagosora, 61, ran the 100-day slaughter from his office in the Ministry of Defence after assuming de facto control of the army and political affairs in the central African nation after President Juvenal Habyarimana was killed when his plane was shot down as it prepared to land in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, on April 6, 1994. The identity of those who shot down the plane has never been made public, but the event led to widespread attacks on political moderates from the country's Hutu majority as well as on minority Tutsis. At least half a million people were killed, most of them Tutsis. The prosecution claims that in 1993 Bagosora walked out of subsequent peace talks in Arusha on the grounds that then Rwandan Foreign Minister Boniface Ngulinzira was conceding too much to the Rwandan Patriotic Front rebels and said he was going back to Kigali "to prepare the apocalypse". You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2791b3abeff3ae5bcdeb6fb19f68ea40 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork