Tag: Rwanda
trial of Philippe Manier, the pleadings of the civil parties
Last straight line in the trial of Philippe Manier. This former chief warrant officer of the Nyanza gendarmerie, in the prefecture of Butare in southern Rwanda, is being prosecuted before…
Rwanda refutes UN report that says Kigali backs M23
Once again, the Rwandan authorities deny accusations of support for M23 in the DRC. Kigali was again charged recently following the publication of a report by the UN group of…
Genocide in Rwanda: French justice cancels the dismissal of the investigation into the Bisesero massacres
New twist in one of the most sensitive legal cases linked to the genocide in Rwanda: the Paris Court of Appeal canceled on Wednesday June 21 the order of dismissal…
The precarious situation of Rwandans tried by the ICTR stranded in Niger
One of the 8 Rwandans transferred to Niger by the UN mechanism in charge of the last cases of the ICTR (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda) died in Niamey, at…
The Central African Republic and Rwanda multiply the signs of rapprochement
President Faustin-Archange Touadéra traveled to Kigali and back on Thursday for talks with his counterpart Paul Kagame, while at the same time General James Kabarebe, one of the Rwandan president’s…
Félicien Kabuga’s inability to stand trial ‘is a failure in terms of justice’
There will be no verdict for the trial in The Hague tribunal on Rwanda for Félicien Kabuga. The judges ruled this Wednesday, June 7: Félicien Kabuga presented as the alleged…
Rwanda: arrest in South Africa of one of the last fugitives wanted for the genocide
He was one of the last four fugitives still wanted by the Special Court for their role in the genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994. Fulgence Kayishema was arrested…
Genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda: the ICC must decide if Félicien Kabuga is fit to stand trial
Prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity committed in 1994 in Rwanda, Félicien Kabuga suffers from multiple health problems, including Alzheimer’s disease. His trial has been suspended since February. The…
The stunning “Neptune Frost”, from dream to revolt, African creativity on the move
It is a country of dreams and revolt born in the cinema. This Wednesday, May 10, finally comes out in theaters our favorite of the Cannes Film Festival 2021. Neptune…
Burundi hosts eastern DRC summit without key players like Rwanda and Kenya
Bujumbura is hosting the 11th summit of the monitoring mechanism of the Addis Ababa framework agreement for the DRC on Saturday. The Heads of State and Government of the thirteen…