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Surroundings of Bisesero in Rwanda

Rwanda: Is the trial of a "simple driver" a lesser trial?

Using the principle of universal jurisdiction, a French court on December 16 sentenced Rwandan Claude Muhayimana to 14 years in jail for complicity in genocide. Muhayimana was accused of having, in 1994, transported Hutu militiamen to the hills of western Rwanda to massacre Tutsis. The defence, which has appealed, claims he was just a "simple […]

By Gratien Hakorimana

Claude Muhayimana in Paris (2013)

French Justice Returns to Rwanda

State Council buildings in Paris, France

Should a woman be penalized for having a genocidal husband?

Théoneste Bagosora arrives in court

Rwanda : Bagosora, a major player in a genocide without mastermind

Bernard Ntuyahaga

Major Ntuyahaga’s “perpetual spring”

Theoneste Bagosora

Colonel Théoneste Bagosora is dead

Someone is praying in a church

Rwanda: What should happen to priests convicted for genocide?

Serge Brammertz poses for the UN

Brammertz: “South Africa is a haven for fugitive genocide suspects”

Genocide survivor in Bisesero, Rwanda

French president asks forgiveness from Rwandan genocide survivors

Béatrice Munyenyzezi escorted by police officers in Kigali

Pauline, Shalom and Béatrice: genocide as a family affair in Butare

Paul Kagame et Emmanuel Macron à Paris

In Rwanda, genocide commemorations are infused with political and diplomatic agendas

Bernard Munyagishari escorted by police in Kigali, Rwanda

In Rwanda, the surprising confessions of Bernard Munyagishari

Judge Carmel Agius (IRMCT)

No release for Bagosora reflects sentencing policy switch

Felicien Kabuga before the Mechanism for International Tribunals

Why Kabuga is no longer accused of importing machetes for genocide

Kabuga’s transfer to the Mechanism: Is it the right thing to do?

Rwanda: what’s at stake in the Kabuga trial

Rwanda wins on ICTR convict early releases

The unprotected life of a Rwanda Tribunal "protected witness"

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