Rwandan Genocide News
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France plans to hold its first trial resulting from the Rwandan genocide as the 20th anniversary of the attempt to eliminate the country’s ethnic Tutsi population approaches, the lawyer who will prosecute the case said.
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When Susan Rice was seven years old, her schoolmates’ parents pegged her to become the first African- American president of the United States.
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Uganda arrested a Rwandan wanted by a Belgian court for suspected complicity in the 1994 genocide in his country, the Daily Monitor Online reported, citing police.
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A United Nations court set up to prosecute suspects in the 1994 Rwandan genocide will start on May 16 examining evidence against two of the tribunal’s most- wanted men, said Rwandan Justice Minister Tharcisse Karugarama.
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A Tanzanian lawyer who defended a Rwandan genocide suspect was shot dead and documents were stolen from his vehicle in an attack in which two other people died, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda said.
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Regional leaders gathered in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, to discuss the rebel capture of Goma and other towns in eastern Congo as United Nations peacekeepers sought to halt their advance in the resource-rich region.
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The International Tribunal for Rwanda found two former military chiefs guilty of crimes in connection with the 1994 genocide in which 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and sympathetic Hutus were massacred in 100 days.
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Rebels in eastern Congo ignored a deadline set by regional leaders for them to withdraw from the city of Goma and set a series of conditions for President Joseph Kabila to meet before they pull out.
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Simon, a character in Vivienne Franzmann’s new play “The Witness” at London’s Royal Court Theatre, is a survivor of the Rwandan genocide.
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A leader of an ethnic-Hutu rebel group with links to the 1994 Rwandan genocide was arrested in France for alleged war crimes committed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the International Criminal Court said.
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