Don’t you fear that setting the tribunal under Chapter VII aggravates the divisions and tensions?
Carlos Eddeh: The behavior of the opposition and its refusal of equitable solutions compelled the majority to resort to the UN Security Council, who will decide on the suitable measures to be taken and if the only remaining option is resorting to Chapter VII, then the Pro-Syrian forces will be held responsible. You said that if the opposition, or some of its members, had nothing to be blamed for, the tribunal wouldn’t have been impeded. Are you directly or indirectly accusing anybody? Carlos Eddeh: As a defender of rights and independence of tribunals, I cannot venture in no-evidence accusations. However, all evidence point at one direction, as revealed in the last report of prosecutor Brammertz and in the previous reports of Mehlis. There are different kinds of responsibilities: the responsibility of those who gave the order, those who carried out the assassinations, those who facilitated the attacks in a way or another and the responsibility of those who know the truth but preferred
