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Rwandan Genocide Suspects Face UK Extradition Battle

A group of Rwandans accused of taking part in the 1994 genocide appeared in court in London on Wednesday at the start of a...

Gacaca Has Delivered Justice – Study

Over 93% of Rwandans believe that the Gacaca courts were very influential in delivering justice and facilitating the successful reconciliation of Rwandans, a study...

Like Father, Like Son – Appeal Dismissed

Elizaphan Ntakirutimana and his son Gerald Ntakirutimana in December 2005 lost their appeal against conviction handed to them by the International Criminal Tribunal for...

Newsreels Help Rwandans Confront Genocide and its Aftermath

"Justice in Rwanda," an Internews project that has been producing and showing newsreel films about the process of justice for the 1994 genocide in...

ICTR Appeals Chamber Reduces Genocide Convict’s Life Sentence to 45 Years Imprisonment

ARUSHA, Tanzania (INTERNEWS) -The Appeals Court of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Monday 23rd May, 2005 set aside a life sentence of a...

ICTR Appeals Chamber Increases Semanza Sentence From 25 to 35 Years in Prison

INTERNEWS(Arusha,Tanzania)--The U.N International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on May 20,2005, dismissed an application of former Rwandan mayor accused of the 1994 genocide and instead...

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