French presidency: France, Rwanda agree to restore diplomatic relations
France and Rwanda agree to restore ties PARIS — France and Rwanda have agreed to restore diplomatic ties, the French president’s office said Sunday, three years after relations were severed when a Paris judge accused Rwandan President Paul Kagame of ordering his predecessor’s assassination. Rwandan genocide court overturns conviction of brother-in-law of former Rwandan president
Judge frees Rwandan, overturns genocide conviction Rwandan plane crashes into lounge at airport during emergency landing, kills 1 person
Rwandan plane crashes at airport, kills 1 person UN debate over how to prevent genocide raises question whether to protect or interveneUNITED NATIONS — Out of genocides past and Africa’s tumult a controversial but seldom-used diplomatic tool is emerging: The concept that the world has a “responsibility to protect” civilians against their own brutal governments. Former Rwanda governor sentenced to life for 1994 genocide in the countryARUSHA, Tanzania — A U.N. war crimes tribunal sentenced a former governor in Rwanda to life in prison Tuesday after finding that he was one of the main perpetrators of genocide in the African country in 1994. Sweden to extradite Rwanda genocide suspect; to stand trial at homeSTOCKHOLM — Sweden will extradite a man accused of taking part in mass slaughter in Rwanda to his homeland, marking the first time an EU nation has sent back a suspect to face charges in the 1994 genocide, officials said Thursday. Remains of Rwandan genocide victims used for witchcraft: ReportNAIROBI/KIGALI - A report by Rwanda’s parliament has found that the remains of genocide victims buried in mass graves in Uganda have been exhumed to be used in witchcraft ceremonies, Rwandan media reported. |