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Chad
Practice Relating to Rule 150. Reparation
In 2009, during the consideration of Chad’s initial report to the Committee against Torture, a statement by the delegation of Chad was summarized by the Committee in its records as follows:
16. The government had instructed a commission comprising representatives of civil society, judges and international observes to investigate the unrest of February 2008; the commission had recommended that victims of acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment during those events should be compensated.
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56. With regard to the events of 2 February 2008, for 48 hours N’Djamena had been entirely occupied by rebels who, as they withdrew, had attacked the population.
Chad, Statement by the delegation of Chad before the Committee against Torture during the consideration of the initial report of Chad, 30 April 2009, published in the summary record of the 873rd meeting, 25 September 2009, UN Doc. CAT/C/SR.873, §§ 16 and 56.
Chad’s Instructor’s Manual (2006) states: “Civilian property requisitioned for military purposes must be handed back to the parties concerned at the end of the hostilities.”
Chad, Droit international humanitaire, Manuel de l’instructeur en vigueur dans les forces armées et de sécurité, Ministère de la Défense, Présidence de la République, Etat-major des Armées, 2006, p. 94.
