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Kabuga's money - Photo: bundles of banknotes (Rwandan francs)

Will the UN ever recover Kabuga’s money?

Bogged down in its proceedings, will the UN Mechanism, the successor to the Tribunal for Rwanda set up thirty years ago, recover Félicien Kabuga’s money one day? Located in France, Belgium and Rwanda thanks to his son, the assets of the only defendant called upon to reimburse his defence costs exceed the one million euros […]

By Balthazar Nduwayezu (our correspondent in Arusha)

UN Residual Mechanism (IRMCT) - Photo: Félicien Kabuga, in a wheelchair, is accompanied by two police officers during his trial, handled by the Mechanism, for his involvement in the Rwandan genocide.

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IRMCT security staff in Arusha, Tanzania

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Kabuga: Last major trial of the Rwandan genocide behind closed doors

3 lawyers, in robes, are sitting

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