So, I have 2 'models of interest' open in the same window. For simplicity I'll just duplicate the first model to serve as the second example. Lets say I open PDB ID 5B61 - a GFP model (I deleted some of the additional models that came from the crystallography process). A better way, if I am on the right track for what you might want would be to open both of your models in the same window. Accountability”, spelled out the ICC prosecutor.I don't really understand what you're trying to do, and your image isnt uploaded correctly so I can't see the output. It is a hub and we need to work together to make sure there is less space for impunity and greater efforts. “This shows the consistency… the International Criminal Court is not an apex court. He said that partnerships have already begun paying dividends, detailing that last month, the Joint Investigative Team allowed the transfer of three individuals from Ethiopia to the domestic courts in Italy and the Netherlands.

In the last reporting period…there's been 20 missions to six countries in which a variety of evidentiary material has been collected”, said Mr. “For the first time since 2011, I can report a regular presence by the staff of my office in the region. Kahn said that good progress has been made on transparency and measurable objectives because of the partnerships being built. Victims want the truth, they want their voices to be heard, and they want allegations to be determined by independent and impartial judges, the ICC prosecutor upheld.Īnd he argued against allowing the sentiment that impunity is inevitable to become pervasive. There is fatigue in Libya – ICC Prosecutor Noting that 2011 “is long time ago”, he acknowledged that “we need to make sure that we are seen to be relevant”. Being relevantĪt a different location, he spoke to other victims and survivors, including one man who lost 24 family members, and another 15.Ī mother gave a dignified but compelling account of what she had witnessed in “the type of heartbreak” that only a survivor can tell.Įchoing long-held feelings concerning what the international community is doing and when the ICC will deliver justice, Mr. While applauding the courageous work of Libyan forensic experts, the ICC prosecutor noted that although 250 bodies have been recovered to date, far fewer have been identified. He recalled a two-hour drive out of Tripoli, to a place called Tarhunah where people live in inhumane conditions and spoke of “poor souls who were executed” and farms “that became mass graves”.Īlong with deep fears, dead dogs and goats made it an “extremely difficult technical task” to clear away mounds of rubbish to find bodies “that had been thrown in as a result, it seems, of crimes within the court's jurisdiction”.

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