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CILRAP » Case Matrix Network » CMN Knowledge Hub » Elements Digest » Art. 6 Genocide » Art. 6(e) Transferring children » 9.b.i. [Mental Element to Element 5] [Consequence of transferring one or more persons]: The perpetrator meant to cause the transfer of one or more persons; OR

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9.b.i.[Mental Element to Element 5] [Consequence of transferring one or more persons]: The perpetrator meant to cause the transfer of one or more persons; OR

P.14. Evidence inferred from an utterance, a document, or a deed of the perpetrator

P.14.1. Evidence inferred from calling out residents' names for future transfer.

P.14.2. Evidence inferred from publicly announcing that transfer would take place.

P.14.3. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator intending for person or persons never to return to the area.

P.14.4. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator creating intolerable living conditions to force person or persons to flee.

P.14.5. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator making public statements calling for person or persons to leave an area.

P.14.6. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator espousing transfer.

P.15. Evidence inferred from a circumstance.

P.15.1. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator frequenting an area near where forcible transfer occurred.

Element:

9.b.i. [Mental Element to Element 5] [Consequence of transferring one or more persons]: The perpetrator meant to cause the transfer of one or more persons; OR

P.14. Evidence inferred from an utterance, a document, or a deed of the perpetrator

P.14.1. Evidence inferred from calling out residents' names for future transfer.

P.14.2. Evidence inferred from publicly announcing that transfer would take place.

P.14.3. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator intending for person or persons never to return to the area.

P.14.4. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator creating intolerable living conditions to force person or persons to flee.

P.14.5. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator making public statements calling for person or persons to leave an area.

P.14.6. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator espousing transfer.

P.15. Evidence inferred from a circumstance.

P.15.1. Evidence inferred from the perpetrator frequenting an area near where forcible transfer occurred.

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