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U.S. Renews Arrest Bid for Rwanda Genocide Suspects

The U.S. has committed to working with the Rwandan government, Interpol and the United Nations in renewed efforts to bring to book nine key suspects of the 1994 genocide wanted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

Rwanda: U.S. in Renewed Bid for Arrest of Kabuga

New Times, 25 July 2014

The United States government is committed to working closely with Rwanda, Interpol and a UN tribunal in renewed effort to bring to book the nine key suspects of the 1994 Genocide… Read more »

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Felicien Kabuga, one of the nine key genocide suspects wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (file photo).

Africa: Voices of Victims Being Heard As International Criminal Tribunals Race to Meet Deadlines, Transfer Tasks, Top Officials Tell Security Council

UN, 5 June 2014

Briefing the Security Council on the work of the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, including the transfer of cases to the Residual Mechanism,… Read more »
Rwanda: Nzamurambaho Dared Genocidal Govt On Sectarianism, Paid With His Life

New Times, 17 April 2014

At the start of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, many dissenting politicians were killed over their opposition to the genodical plan hatched by the government of Juvenal… Read more »
Rwanda: Some Genocide Survivors Still Search for Justice

Focus, 10 April 2014

As Rwandans and the world commemorate the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis, many survivors are still yearning for justice as some fugitives continue to roam freely in western… Read more »
Rwanda: How Hate Media Fuelled Genocide Against Tutsi

New Times, 2 April 2014

In conflict, the media play an important role: shedding light on events and calling for action to stop the death or injury of innocents. But the media can also play an opposing and… Read more »
Rwanda: When Will Felicien Kabuga's Moment of Truth Finally Arrive?

Focus, 13 February 2014

After twenty years it might seem like too little too late, but the start of the first trial in France against a Genocide suspect - former intelligence chief Pascal Simbikangwa - is… Read more »
Rwanda: UN Court Says Closing in On Genocide 'Big Fish'

New Times, 5 November 2013

Top officials from the Mechanism of the International Criminal Tribunals (MICT) have said that the days of the three most wanted Genocide fugitives could be numbered because they… Read more »
Rwanda: ICTR Promises Help in Genocide Cases

Focus, 4 November 2013

The International Criminal tribunal for Rwanda (ITCR) has promised to help the National Prosecution Authority in the transferred genocide cases as the Arusha based court winds up… Read more »

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Kagame Tackles Critics - When Is It Right to Kill?

President Paul Kagame of Rwanda became a favorite of international aid organizations and rich-country governments after focusing his efforts on post-genocide reconciliation and ... Read more »
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AU to Grant Immunity to Sitting Leaders

The African Union has granted sitting leaders immunity from prosecution for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity by the African Court of Justice and Human Rights. Read more »
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Rwanda Slams Genocide Appeals Tribunal

Rwandan authorities have accused the United Nations' International Criminal Tribunal Appeals Chamber of "scandalous decisions, alarming acquittals and professional errors". Read more »
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U.S. Renews Arrest Bid for Rwanda Genocide Suspects

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Kagame Tackles Critics - When Is It Right to Kill?

AU to Grant Immunity to Sitting Leaders

Rwanda Slams Genocide Appeals Tribunal

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