Confusion around the immunity accorded to the FNL has also contributed to impunity. For example, some Burundians appear to believe that the FNL has immunity from prosecution for all crimes. In one example told directly to Human Rights Watch, FS, a witness to the killing by the FNL of Freddy Nkunzwenimana, the police informant shot in March 2008, said there was no point in filing a complaint because the FNL had “provisional immunity.”[257] In fact, as described above, immunity only applies to crimes related to the armed conflict and committed before the ceasefire in September 2006.[258] Some police seemed to share this misperception.[259]