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CILRAP » Case Matrix Network » CMN Knowledge Hub » Elements Digest » Art. 6 Genocide » Art. 6(e) Transferring children » 9.a. [Mental Element to Element 5] [Conduct of transferring one or more persons]: The perpetrator meant to engage in the forcible transfer of one or more persons.

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9. a. [Mental Element to Element 5] [Conduct of transferring one or more persons]: The perpetrator meant to engage in the forcible transfer of one or more persons.

P.13. Evidence inferred from an utterance, a document, or a deed of the perpetrator

P.13.1. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator ordering or otherwise extensively participates in forcible transfer.

P.13.2. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator procuring transportation for forcible transfer.

P.13.3. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator espousing plans for forcible transfer.

P.13.4. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator's presence during the forcible transfer.

P.13.5. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator holding a supervisory role in an organization committing forcible transfer.

P.13.6. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator supporting ideology necessitating.

Element:

9.a. [Mental Element to Element 5] [Conduct of transferring one or more persons]: The perpetrator meant to engage in the forcible transfer of one or more persons.

P.13. Evidence inferred from an utterance, a document, or a deed of the perpetrator

P.13.1. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator ordering or otherwise extensively participates in forcible transfer.

P.13.2. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator procuring transportation for forcible transfer.

P.13.3. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator espousing plans for forcible transfer.

P.13.4. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator's presence during the forcible transfer.

P.13.5. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator holding a supervisory role in an organization committing forcible transfer.

P.13.6. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator supporting ideology necessitating.

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