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Thierry Cruvellier

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Thierry Cruvellier is Editor-in-Chief of Justiceinfo.net. For more than 20 years, he has been covering international and transitional justice for more than twenty years. He is an Op-ed contributor to The New York Times and the author of three books on Rwanda, Cambodia and Sierra Leone. He has been a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA.

A man looks at the names of genocide victims at the Mount Rebero memorial in Kigali.

At Rebero, political remembrance of the genocide

April 13 saw the official closing ceremony for the 30th commemoration of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda. The ceremony took place on Mount Rebero, overlooking the capital Kigali -- the same place where the first commemoration took place in 1995 along with the burial of a dozen political figures assassinated in April 1994. Nine more […]

By Thierry Cruvellier + Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro

In memory of the genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda, 30 years on. Photo: At the end of the commemorations, an elder leaves the Mayunzwe memorial and walks down the hill towards the village.

Mayunzwe remembers the "Calvary" of the Tutsis

Gibril Massaquoi was acquitted on appeal following a second trial in Finland.

Massaquoi affair: epilogue to a fiasco

Pro-Palestinian demonstration outside UN headquarters in New York.

International Criminal Court at the heart of world disorder

The Lundin trial could worry multinationals - Bubbles in an oil puddle in Sudan.

Lundin trial: "a strong signal to business"

Kabuga trial - Félicien Kabuga, in a wheelchair, seems to be running away from a radio displaying the date of the 1994 genocide of the Tutsis of Rwanda. Banknotes fly around him.

Kabuga: heading for a palliative trial?

Tensions between South Africa and the ICC - Vladimir Putin speaks in Cyril Ramaphosa's ear

Why South Africa said it was leaving the ICC, then flip-flopped

International Criminal Court (ICC) in Ukraine - War crimes arrest warrants for Ukrainian children forcibly displaced to Russia.

Forced transfer of children and destruction of civilian infrastructure: what the ICC is up to in Ukraine, according to the New York Times

Gibril Massaquoi: Finnish trial on appeal in Liberia

Massaquoi case: Finnish court of appeal arrives in Liberia

Khieu Samphan (the last Khmer Rouge on trial), close-up during his trial in Cambodia.

Khieu Samphan, the last Khmer rouge

Chines judge Hangin Xue and other ICJ judges

ICJ admits genocide case against Myanmar

During an event of the Truth Commission of Colombia, three ex-Colombian officers, standing on a platform, meet a woman (she is shaking hands with one of them). In the background, a large screen shows the words

Truth in Colombia: “Your sons were innocent people we murdered”

Gibril Massaquoi

Acquittal of Massaquoi: reality check for Finnish justice

Anta Guissé

Anta Guissé: "The Sankara trial is in line with history”

A man walks in front of a destroyed building

The International Court of Justice orders Russia to stop its invasion of Ukraine

Someone is pointing at something. In the background, weapon impacts in a wall.

ICC/Georgia: “Because of Ukraine everything changed”

Protesters hold a banner that reads

Wayne Jordash: “It all comes down to show that Ukraine has the law on its side”

Gibril Massaquoi, pensive, is installed in an armchair

Liberia: Massaquoi freed from jail in run-up to Finnish verdict

Gibril Massaquoi and his lawyers in the courtroom of Tampere (Finland)

Liberia: Massaquoi trial closes in Finland