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Someone is praying in a church
Rwanda: What should happen to priests convicted for genocide?
2 September 2021 | Reconciliation | Rwanda
...of a new bishop, Edouard Sinayobye, on 15 March 2021. © Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro It took us almost a year to arrange the meeting with…
Bernard Munyagishari escorted by police in Kigali, Rwanda
In Rwanda, the surprising confessions of Bernard Munyagishari
20 April 2021 | ICTR | Rwanda
...tell the truth "as agreed and promised to his family”. Survivors lay a wreath at the "Red Commune" memorial during the 25th genocide commemorations in…
Felicien Kabuga before the Mechanism for International Tribunals
Why Kabuga is no longer accused of importing machetes for genocide
30 March 2021 | ICTR | Rwanda
...prove that the machetes were imported with the intention to kill.” Kigali refuses to comment Unanimity is the law in Kigali. When questioned by Justice…
Félicien Kabuga, 23 years on the run... and what’s next?
18 May 2020 | ICTR | Rwanda
...been accused by Rwanda of sheltering or protecting those allegedly responsible for the genocide. But after Emmanuel Macron came to power in France three years…
Week in Review: US strikes in Syria, while Rwanda remembers the genocide
9 April 2017 | ICC | Syria
...positive. JusticeInfo’s correspondent in Kigali Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro cites the case of Roza Mukarurinda. “This Hutu countrywoman from the village of Kinazi in southern Rwanda…
Week in Review: Can we agree on History?
16 January 2017 | Opinion | Rwanda
...found themselves living together (again). Our Rwanda correspondent Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro reported from Gisenyi and the so-called “Red Commune”, which was the site of massacres…
Week in Review: A difficult path to truth and remembrance
5 December 2016 | Reconciliation | Colombia
...in the genocide of Tutsis,” writes our correspondent in Kigali, Emmanuel Sehene Rugigiro. “That heavy accusation was repeated by President Paul Kagame during commemorations for…
Week in Review: AU Silence on the ICC, and Debate on International Tribunals
25 July 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...(ICC). But, as our correspondent Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro writes, the summit delivered little of note on this. “Rwandan Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo announced on the…
Slow Reconciliation in ex-Fief of Rwandan Genocide Convict
5 January 2016 | Reconciliation | Rwanda
In the former Rwandan commune of Taba, less than 60 kilometres from Kigali, people still talk of its former mayor Jean-Paul Akayesu, the first person…
Kigali Tones Down Criticism as Rwanda Tribunal Closes
29 December 2015 | ICTR | Rwanda
As the UN’s International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) closes its doors, Kigali’s assessment of its work is less critical than in the past. The…