He may have been the mayor of the commune that played host to the 'genocidal' government for the better part of their 100-day blood-soaked realm, but Emmanuel Ruzigana is complaining of having gotten a raw deal compared to his former masters whom he says are merely getting a 'pat on the back.'
The ICTR, instituted in 1995 after the international community looked on as over a million innocent Rwandans were killed during a 100-killing spree by the Interahamwe militia and soldiers, is currently winding up its activities and a new entity.
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