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Rwanda: The most judged genocide in history

Rwanda: The most judged genocide in history

Never before in the history of international justice has a mass crime been judged so much or in so many places as the 1994 genocide in Rwanda against the Tutsis. Rwanda set up more than 12,000 courts to ensure that no one would escape their share of responsibility. More than one million individuals were tried […]

By Thierry Cruvellier and Ephrem Rugiririza, Justiceinfo.net

Philip Gourevitch: living in Rwanda with the genocide (somewhat) behind - Part 1

Philip Gourevitch: “The aftermath of genocide is much harder to understand and therefore to write about” - Part 2

Rwanda: Suspect transfers signal new stage in genocide trials

Rwanda, 25 years after the genocide

Rwandan reparations fund breaks ground but is still not enough, say victims

Rwanda: More cases in run-up to 25th genocide anniversary

Unpacking the request for early release by three Rwanda genocide prisoners

Rwandan academic's genocide life sentence overturned

France upholds life sentences for Rwanda genocide mayors

Legal Witnessing and Mass Human Rights Violations: Remembering Atrocities

France upholds landmark Rwandan genocide conviction

France upholds landmark Rwandan genocide conviction

Rwandans discuss how best to commemorate genocide

Living through the horrors of genocide: humanitarian workers in Rwanda

French judges finish probe into attack that sparked Rwanda genocide

French judges finish probe into attack that sparked Rwanda genocide

Rwanda: The gruesome plight of children during the Tutsi genocide

Rwanda: Post-Election Political Crackdown

French, Rwandan presidents hold rare meeting amid tense diplomatic ties

French, Rwandan presidents hold rare meeting amid tense diplomatic ties

Rwanda: Presidential Elections in a context of very limited open political space, according to HRW