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Félicien Kabuga, in a wheelchair, seems to be running away from a huge blood-red
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Félicien Kabuga, the last judgment
In the most judged genocide in history, Félicien Kabuga is playing the last of the big roles: after long being the last of the big fugitives, he is now closing the chapter of the UN tribunal charged with judging those most responsible for the 1994 genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda. But the man who used […]
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Kabuga: Last major trial of the Rwandan genocide behind closed doors
Emmanuel Altit (Defence lawyer) and Rupert Elderkin (prosecutor) discuss at the opening of the trial of Félicien Kabuga.
Waiting for witnesses at Kabuga’s trial
3 lawyers, in robes, are sitting
Kabuga trial to start amid defence conflict
Drawing of Laurent Bucyibaruta sitting in the courtroom of his trial in Paris. In the background, a magistrate.
Rwanda: "Bucyibaruta did what he could"
Illustration of a villa lost in the desert. A barbed wire fence in the foreground with a sign displaying a UN (ICTR) logo.
The punishment of the stateless ICTR "migrants"
Félicien Kabuga during a (remote) hearing of his trial
Kabuga: Still no trial two years after his arrest
Portrait of Laurent Bucyibaruta
Rwandan ex-prefect Bucyibaruta on trial for genocide in Paris
The 8 Rwandans acquitted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) blocked in Niger
Bitter Christmas in Niger for the international justice stateless
Surroundings of Bisesero in Rwanda
Rwanda: Is the trial of a "simple driver" a lesser trial?
Claude Muhayimana in Paris (2013)
French Justice Returns to Rwanda
State Council buildings in Paris, France
Should a woman be penalized for having a genocidal husband?
Théoneste Bagosora arrives in court
Rwanda : Bagosora, a major player in a genocide without mastermind
Bernard Ntuyahaga
Major Ntuyahaga’s “perpetual spring”
Theoneste Bagosora
Colonel Théoneste Bagosora is dead
Someone is praying in a church
Rwanda: What should happen to priests convicted for genocide?
Serge Brammertz poses for the UN
Brammertz: “South Africa is a haven for fugitive genocide suspects”
Genocide survivor in Bisesero, Rwanda
French president asks forgiveness from Rwandan genocide survivors
Béatrice Munyenyzezi escorted by police officers in Kigali
Pauline, Shalom and Béatrice: genocide as a family affair in Butare