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Rwanda: Kwibuka21 - Rwanda's Spirit Can Never Break
New Times, 7 April 2015
Twenty one years ago today, Rwanda descended into the abyss. A frenzy of killing on a scale not seen before, driven by an ideology of hate. Read more »
Over a million people were killed within a hundred days in what has been termed the worst genocide in human history.
Thousands of mostly Hutu refugees fled across the border to Congo (then Zaire) in the face of the advancing Rwanda Patriotic Front, in the last days of the genocide. Among them were Rwandan soldiers and militamen who had taken part in the genocide.
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 ... Read more »
Rwanda has asked the Netherlands to strip the husband of opposition leader Victoire Ingabire, Lin Muyizere, of his nationality and to extradite him to Rwanda for his alleged role ... Read more »
Rwanda has suspended all local language programs on the British Broadcasting Corporation with immediate effect. Read more »
The International Criminal Court for Rwanda has confirmed sentences of life imprisonment for two top leaders of the former ruling party during the 1994 genocide. Read more »
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