The Guardian July 7, 2020. As the bodies piled up in the streets of Rwanda 26 years ago, no amount of spin could disguise the crime. There were no sealed camps; the […]
Why are the UK and US still downplaying the genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda?
Rwandan Government Behind The Killings Of Dozens Of Genocide Survivors, Diane Rwigara
Diane Rwigara, a prominent Rwandan Critic and 2017 Presidential hopeful, accuses the Rwandan government’s security forces to murder many dozens of genocide survivors including Jean-Paul Mwiseneza who was brutally killed last month. […]
EARLY RELEASE OF ICTR CONVICTS: THE PRACTICE BEYOND THE OUTRAGE
For years, hardly anyone paid much attention to issues of incarceration, rehabilitation, release and reintegration of convicted génocidaires by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR). Until a year ago when the government of […]
France: Arresting Genocide Suspects, Not Our Problem
The role of France in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi has become a piece of common knowledge now. Watch France 24 report revealing new documents suggesting that orders not to […]
A New Way to Immortalize Genocide Victims Launched
A team of genocide survivors launched on Monday this week, a new website designed to serve as a central database of names, photographs, and brief biographies of over one million people murdered […]
How A Genocide Criminal Got Arrested After 24years Hiding Under Fake Name
Since 1994 Hategekimana Gervais had eluded authorities that had been looking for him in connection with committing genocide in the current Muhanga district. During the 1994 genocide against Tutsi, the suspect was […]
MICT: Judge Theodor Meron reduced Ngirabatware’s sentence
Genocide-convicted Augustin Ngirabatware/ Photo byTribune Franco-Rwandaise Arusha, December 18, 2014(FH) – The Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (MICT) on Thursday reduced ex-Planning Minister Augustin Ngirabatware’s sentence for genocide from 35 to 30 […]
Urubanza rw’uwacitse ku icumu wishwe ajombaguwe ibiti mu gitsina rurakomeje
Mukaroza Laurence wari ufite imyaka 47 y’amavuko washakiye mu Murenge wa Kigina, Akarere ka Kirehe akaba yararokotse Jenoside yakorewe Abatusi yishwe urw’agashinyaguro mu gicuku cyo kuwa 15 Ukwakira 2008, ashiramo umwuka nyuma […]
FARG appeared before Parliament over mismanagement of genocide survivors’s money
Top officials of the Fund for the Support of Genocide Survivors (FARG) were on Thursday tasked by lawmakers to explain errors that were noticed in coordination and implementation of their directives that […]
ICTR/NZABONIMANA – LIFE SENTENCE CONFIRMED FOR FORMER RWANDAN YOUTH MINISTER
Arusha, September 29, 2014 (FH) – The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, which is to close its doors by the end of this year, on Monday confirmed a […]
Bandora trial: state lines up witnesses
Charles Bandora ( 2nd right) consults with his lawyers; Boniface Nizeyimana (2nd left), and Mbera Ferdinand after the court session yesterday. (Timothy Kisambira) The specialised chamber for international crimes at the High […]
ICTR/NDAHIMANA – Sentenced to 25 years in jail for the massacre of Tutsi in Nyange Church
Photo: Gregoire Ndahimana, Photo/file Arusha, December 16, 2013 (FH) – The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) on Monday sentenced a former mayor to 25 years in jail […]
Rwanda: No genuine Reconciliation without reparation
Photo/insightonconflict.com An expert in peace building and reconciliation in post-conflict Rwanda, Guinea Bissau, Burundi and Timor-Leste Jean-Paul Mugiraneza, discusses why the victims of the Tutsi Genocide are still struggling to […]
La « faiblesse » des rescapés : Element majeur favorisant la négationnisme du génocide desTutsi
La journaliste Marie Fierens Photo/Rwandaise.com Entretien Fierens, Marie / Paulus, Julie […]
Reseach reveals genocide perpetrators’ viewpoint on reparation and reconciliation
Genocide inmates Gacaca Photo/Internet As we approach the 20th anniversary of the Rwanda genocide against the Tutsi in April 2014 questions about justice and reconciliation become ever more relevant. Rwanda’s restorative justice […]
Psychological and social problems continue to affect youth survivors 19 years on
The National Commission for the Fight Against Genocide (CNLG) has recently released an important piece of research on the psychosocial situation of orphaned youth survivors. 19 years on from the genocide against […]
Over 350 Genocide survivors screened for free surgery
Health minister Binagwaho (c), CHUK director Hategekimana (L), visiting surgeon Saboo check on a patient who underwent surgery yesterday. The New Times/ John Mbanda. About 358 genocide survivors were screened for free […]
Mrs Kagame urges youth to lead a meaningful life
Mrs Kagame and some of the 400 girls under Association of Genocide Survivor Students (AERG) after the ‘Now I am Stronger’ forum yesterday. The New Times/ Village Urugwiro Rwandan youth have […]
Genocide suspect referred to Dutch court, faces extradition
Visitors at the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre. Many suspects are still roaming Western countries. The New Times/File A 37-year-old man was on Tuesday referred to a Dutch court for a hearing that […]
A 37- year- old genocide suspect arrested in Netherlands
On the basis of an extradition request by Rwanda, Jean Claude Iyamuremye, resident of the Dutch municipality of Voorburg has been placed under arrest today. He is suspected of involvement in […]
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