Rwanda Considers Suing France Over Fugitives

Rwanda may drag France to court over what it called the European country's reluctance to help prosecute top genocide fugitives.

Rwanda: Legal Action Against France Over Genocide Fugitives?

The New Times, 27 December 2012

Rwanda may drag France to court over the latter's reluctance to help bring to book top Genocide fugitives on her territory, it has emerged. read more »

Burial for genocide victims (file photo).

Rwanda: France Must Bring to Justice Genocide Fugitives On Her Soil (editorial)

The New Times, 28 December 2012

THE Prosecutor General announced that Rwanda is considering legal action against France for its inaction when dealing with Genocide fugitives living in the backyards of the ... read more »
Rwanda: The Endless Circus of Genocide Fugitives and France (opinion)

The New Times, 23 December 2012

When it comes to the issue of Genocide fugitives, France remains a country that will always be at the centre of the debate in the foreseeable future. This week the Prosecutor ... read more »
Rwanda: France Criticized Over Failure to Extradite Genocide Fugitives

The New Times, 22 December 2012

THE Prosecutor General Martin Ngoga on Wednesday criticised the decision by the French Appeals Court rejecting the extradition of Hyacinthe Rafiki Nsengiyumva, a former Rwandan ... read more »
Rwanda: Govt Calls for Enhanced Cooperation On Genocide Fugitives

The New Times, 20 December 2012

Justice minister Tharcisse Karugarama has urged lawyers from the French-speaking countries union to help bring to book Genocide suspects. read more »
Rwanda: France - a Haven for Genocide Fugitives?

The New Times, 17 December 2012

France, which maintained close ties with the genocidal regime in Rwanda, has been accused of blocking justice with regard to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. read more »

InFocus

Former Rwandan Minister Jailed for Genocide

The former Minister of Planning, Augustin Ngirabatware, has been found guilty for his role in organising and carrying out the 1994 genocide. Read more »
- Tanzania: Genocide Convict Takes 35 Years
- Rwanda: ICTR Hands Former Minister 35-Year Jail Term
Rwandan Genocide Trial Postponed

Leon Mugesera's trial was postponed again after the suspect claimed he was being discriminated against, accusing the court of incompetence. Read more »
- Rwanda: Academic's Trial Opens With Defence Challenge
- Rwanda: Mugesera Trial Postponed Again, Questions High Court Competence to Try Him

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thomask9

Dec 27 2012, 10:59

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Please what about 8 millions of Congolese people who are dead due to Kagame (Army) and his legacy. stop 21st century lyies, It is moment of peace and love to all ethnic of people no just Tutsi. Remember all the people are equal in the sight of God. What happen in DRC is more than genocide. vampire killing every single day, women are raped in second, children are killed like flies in DRC. (Bravo to Kagame)... How much blood Tutsi (Kagame) wants from Congolese People ?
Aimable

Dec 29 2012, 13:20

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General Kagame the current president of Rwanda is responsible for more than 6 million deaths in Rwanda in neighboring Congo. He should be added to the list of genocidaires that need to be tried.