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- “A good man and an exceptional colleague”
- We have received many testimonies following the death on November 30 of Ephrem Rugiririza, Justice Info’s Africa editor. Former colleagues and others who knew him…
- Rwanda: What should happen to priests convicted for genocide?
- Can the hand that raised a machete to kill now raise it to bless? The rehabilitation of priests convicted for their role in the 1994…
- In Rwanda, the surprising confessions of Bernard Munyagishari
- The case of Bernard Munyagishari is unique among those transferred to Rwanda by the former International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and other foreign jurisdictions. Sentenced…
- The unprotected life of a Rwanda Tribunal "protected witness"
- In Rwanda, there are a thousand "protected witnesses" from the former International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Among them, the feeling of abandonment often dominates. This…
- Week in Review: US strikes in Syria, while Rwanda remembers the genocide
- International justice saw a new failure this week on Syria. The UN Security Council was unable to agree a Resolution after the “chemical weapons” massacre…
- Week in Review: Can we agree on History?
- The way that history is written emerged as a focus of the transitional justice week, be it in Tunisia, Palestine, Israel or Rwanda. Transitional justice…
- Week in Review: AU Silence on the ICC, and Debate on International Tribunals
- The transitional justice week was marked by the African Union (AU) summit in Kigali, which had been expected to confirm the war between the continent…
- Rwandan ex-prefect Bucyibaruta on trial for genocide in Paris
- Former Rwandan prefect Laurent Bucyibaruta, 78, goes on trial from May 9 to July 12 before the Paris Court of Assizes for alleged crimes of…
- In Tribute to Ephrem
- The editorial staff of Justice Info are in mourning after the death of our Africa editor, Ephrem Rugiririza, on Tuesday November 30 at his home…
- French Justice Returns to Rwanda
- For the third time, a trial is opening in France against a Rwandan accused of participating in the 1994 genocide against Tutsis. The case of…
- Major Ntuyahaga’s “perpetual spring”
- Bernard Ntuyahaga and his family saw his return to Rwanda, from which he had fled for 24 years, as a path to certain death. The…
- Why Kabuga is no longer accused of importing machetes for genocide
- Widely dubbed "the financier of the genocide," Rwandan Félicien Kabuga has carried with him since the 1994 genocide a heavy reputation for ordering machetes used…
- Rwanda wins on ICTR convict early releases
- It's a U-turn, that applies to convicts from Rwanda and former Yugoslavia. In his September 17 decision, the new presiding judge of the International Residual…
- How Rwandans are writing about the genocide
- Despite a very rich oral culture, Rwanda was virtually absent from the modern African literary and cinema scene before 1994. Several authors and a rare…
- Rwanda: at the heart of the memory
- The Kigali Memorial in Gisozi, where more than 250,000 victims are buried, is at the heart of the memory of the genocide perpetrated against the…
- Rwanda: Suspect transfers signal new stage in genocide trials
- On March 19, a Rwandan genocide suspect was arrested in the Netherlands. It is likely that he will be extradited to Rwanda for trial. Since…
- Rwandan reparations fund breaks ground but is still not enough, say victims
- Twenty-five years ago, between April and July 1994, Tutsis in Rwanda were victims of genocide. JusticeInfo joins the commemorations by publishing over the coming weeks…
- ICC investigations in Burundi “will be difficult but not impossible”
- Burundi’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) became effective in October 2017, after the Court had finished its preliminary examination on crimes committed since…
- Rwanda: The gruesome plight of children during the Tutsi genocide
- The Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (MICT) launched on October 4 an online exhibition giving insight on how children were affected by the Rwandan genocide…

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