Details

The records of the ICTR fall into two broad categories: judicial case records and non-judicial records. 

Judicial case records (ICTR/JCR) are arranged in the catalogue by case, and then by the four main series of records generated during a case: filings, exhibits, transcripts, and audiovisual recordings of proceedings. 

Non-judicial records are arranged by function, following the ICTR retention schedule. They can loosely be broken down into (1) records related to the judicial process, but which are not part of the case records, including functions carried out by the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP), and (2) administrative records. 

Records related to the judicial process but not part of the case records consist of:

ICTR/COU: Court administration and support

ICTR/DCM: Defence Counsel management

ICTR/DET: Detention management

ICTR/SEN: Sentence enforcement

ICTR/WSP: Witness assistance, support and protection

ICTR/LAN: Language services management

ICTR/OTP-IND: ICTR indictment management

ICTR/OTP-PRS: Prosecution management

Administrative records consist of:

ICTR/BUD: Budget management

ICTR/FEN: Facilities and engineering management

ICTR/FIN: Finance management

ICTR/HRM: Human resources management

ICTR/INM: Information management and support

ICTR/MTR: Movement and transport management

ICTR/OUT: Outreach programme management

ICTR/PRP: Property management

ICTR/PIC: Public information and communications management

ICTR/SSA: Security and safety management

In addition, there is a series of Special Collections (ICTR/COL), which largely consists of artefacts and ephemera from the Tribunal.