Abstract
The article is dedicated to the criticizing of some aspects of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda’s activities. Therefore statutes and rules of pro-cedures on the issue of inequity of the parties there are considered. Attention is drawn to the structural inequality between the parties to the trial, which en-shrines the equality of the parties before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, making any trial held on this basis unfair.
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