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The Supreme Court has increased Victoire Ingabire's jail term to 15 years from eight years earlier ruled by the High Court, after it found her guilty of inciting the masses to ... Read more »
The Supreme Court has increased Victoire Ingabire's jail term to 15 years from eight years earlier ruled by the High Court, after it found her guilty of inciting the masses to revolt against the government, forming armed groups to destabilise the country, and minimising the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
The Supreme Court has increased Victoire Ingabire's jail term to 15 years from eight years earlier ruled by the High Court, after it found her guilty of inciting the masses to ... Read more »
Victoire Umuhoza Ingabire appears in court with the co-accused (file photo).
The National Public Prosecution Authority is weighing up the option to appeal some of the findings and sentence handed down to Victoire Ingabire, leader of the UDF-Inkingi party, ... Read more »
Victoire Ingabire, leader of the UDF-Inkingi party, has been convicted and sentenced on charges of treason and and genocide denial. Her lawyer says she will lodge an appeal. Read more »
The court hearing of Victoire Umuhoza Ingabire and her co-accused has been postponed. She faces charges of promoting ethnic division, genocide ideology and trivialising the 1994 ... Read more »
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