1946年,远东国际法庭组建时,裘劭恒作为中国检察官向哲浚的首任秘书,肩负着搜寻证据的任务。1946年3月到4月,向哲浚和裘劭恒频繁回国,前往过去的敌占区和遭受过侵略迫害的难民中寻找人证与物证。但由于战争期间中国方面没有注意搜集和保留证据,日本方面又严守军事秘密,投降后又销毁了大量犯罪证据,让中国检察官向哲浚的工作困难重重。 When the Far Eastern Tribunal was formed in 1946, Qiu Yuheng, as the first secretary to China’s prosecutor Xiang Zhejun, shouldered the task of searching for evidence. From March to April 1946, he returned frequently to Che Jun and Qiu Yu Hang, searching for witnesses and material evidence in past enemy-occupied areas and refugees who had suffered aggression and persecution. However, since China did not pay attention to collecting and preserving evidence during the war, Japan kept its military secrets strictly. After the surrender, it also destroyed a large number of criminal evidences, making it difficult for Chinese prosecutors to work for Zhe Chun.