Rwanda

Brammertz: “South Africa is a haven for fugitive genocide suspects”

International prosecutor Serge Brammertz stepped up his tone on June 8 before the United Nations Security Council. He accused South Africa of protecting Fulgence Kayishema, a Rwandan genocide suspect who has been on the run for decades.

By Ephrem Rugiririza, JusticeInfo.net

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Bernard Munyagishari escorted by police in Kigali, Rwanda

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Most wanted

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Fabien Neretse is found guilty of genocide

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