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The document is an order from Trial Chamber II of the International Criminal Court regarding the case of The Prosecutor v. Germain Katanga and Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui. It discusses the protection measures for prosecution witnesses, specifically focusing on witnesses 219, 267, and 353. The Prosecutor proposes a system to balance witness security with the Defense's right to investigate, suggesting that witness identities be disclosed only 30 days before their testimony. The Chamber requests additional information from the Victims and Witnesses Unit about the risks associated with disclosing witness identities and seeks recommendations for their protection.

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