Read for you: Habré presented Tuesday at a training committee (Attorney)

APA-Dakar (Senegal)The former Chadian President Habré, arrested Sunday at his home in Dakar, will be presented Tuesday at a training committee on charges of charges of crimes against humanity, war crimes and torture , announced Monday the Attorney General about extraordinary African Chambers (CAE).
Fall Mbacké giving a press briefing in Dakar, said that torture and crimes against humanity were committed during the repression exercised by the Habré regime (June 7, 1982-December 1, 1990) on population, which lived in a climate of terror, betrayal and generalized suspicion.
"War crimes for which Habré continued alone, unlike other crimes involving members of his power, took place during the conflict with Libya to the north and the Government of National Unity transition (GUNT) and southern Chad with Codos, "said Attorney General at the CAE.
Referring to the cases of torture and deprivation of liberty under Habré, he noted that they were often followed by summary executions were carried out by the Directorate of Documentation and Security (DDS), the political police of the regime .
"Habré is primarily responsible, because it was he who created and systematic repression," said emphatically Mbacké Fall, noting, however, that the list of perpetrators of which is absent Idriss Deby is not exhaustive.
When asked why it is not concerned, he said that at this stage of the investigation on the basis of which reached four Habré are concerned files.
Investigations are continuing and anyone who will be involved will be arrested regardless of their status, assured the prosecutor while insisting on the independence and impartiality of the CAE.
He stressed that the arrest of Habré in his home on Sunday morning is not a kidnapping as argued his defense. "We did this for the safety of Habré and those who came to arrest him. Because he had weapons of war," said Fall Mbacké not without discarding the possibility of suicide.
If Habré is accused from the charges against him, he risks imprisonment or 30 years in prison, according to the prosecutor Mbacké Fall.- See more at: http://apanews.net/news/fr/article.php?id=203300 # sthash.9WCtEvvu.dpuf