Let me make this very clear: This Bench is regularly composed with three judges sitting, as it shows. Two judges cannot sign decisions. When the Bench is sitting, it's sitting with three judges, not two judges, and I don't know what. I'm not here for decoration. I ...

Yes, but in the same clip when this FAT Sesay was asked who was in charge he talked about this AB Sesay but if you say it's the same person, it's okay.

Different people, okay.

But the clip refers to AB Sesay, a Colonel AB Sesay.

I have a few questions for Mr Koumjian. At the end of your presentation, page 163, you referred to Abu Keita, and I have a problem with this kind of denominations between key witnesses, inside witnesses, and all this. Why do you consider Abu Keita or Varmuyan Sherif as insider ...

Please, Mr Bangura, for my understanding of the case, you started your presentation with key people, and from the documents we have in this trial, we see that like the one you mentioned before you finished, like Eddie Kanneh, John Tanu [phon] and even witnesses in different cases, there are ...

Please, I have just one question for you, Ms Hollis, we have seen many exhibits in this trial, and I think in the opening - no, in the pre-trial brief we received from the Prosecution, it was mentioned that this sentence you recall about the bitterness of war. It seemed that ...

Okay, thank you very much.

The problem is - was that even Yusef Dafae, all of them knew your real identity.

Or both of them.

Or did you change it just because you were afraid and you were hiding.

To understand better your testimony, on 1 November you said that changing your name was suggested to you by Chris Bomford and I want to understand this part of your testimony. Did you change name because it was suggested to you by Chris Bomford who said that he had no ...

I have one question, please.

Thank you so much.

Okay. On your right when we look at the legend you have these Pakistani contingents. Are you saying that because of the presence of these military personnel you couldn't take arms across the border?

Maybe you can show him the map. You said that it was impossible to take arms from Pendembu or Kailahun to Liberia and you said that there were military observers and all this UN personnel deployed across the border. When you see the right of the map you see the ...

Yes, hold on.

Do you see the map over there, the last page?

I'm sorry, Mr Koumjian, before we leave these documents, I want to understand better your testimony, Mr Kolleh. If we look at the Security Council report S/2001/1195, at the back, the last page, Mr Kolleh.

It's not to me, it's the LiveNote.

Surrendered. Because on the LiveNote is was surrounded.

Okay, because page 37 - 38 on my font was where Mike Lamin was surrounded.

I'm sorry, Mr Koumjian, because he said our friends "surrendered". Is it the name or "surrounded"? Because previously he said "surrounded".

Mr Koumjian, both of them was on a food finding mission, Arthur and the witness, both of them.

42 in my font.

Testimony of 4 March.

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He referred to Bunumbu also, different places.

Mr Munyard, please can you establish if it is the same town, Bunumbu, that TF1-337 referred to in his testimony.

I'm asking if he pronounced well the name. Ellie Maybey?

Mr Munyard. Excuse me. Did you pronounce well -- it's me over here.