A file documenting a “serious crime or violation of international law” consists of supporting documents and evidence, including but not limited to:
- A written complaint or report to the organization from the victim’s guardian or legal representative.
- The victim’s birth certificate, school certificate, exam registration number, or the guardian’s family card.
- The organization’s monitoring and documentation form (detailed data and information on all parties involved in the case), including: the victim, the accused(s), the time and place of the crime, details and circumstances of the crime, the case’s progress as monitored and documented by the organization, etc.).
- The accused’s(s) confessions in police or prosecution investigation reports or court session transcripts.
- Testimonies of witnesses who were present during the incident. The crime. An expert report, for example: a forensic report, a criminal evidence report, or any official report that supports the evidence proving the crime. Photos and videos of the crime. News or neutral reports from a reliable source.
