Rwanda genocide
France to rule on alleged Rwanda genocide financier's fate
Felicien Kabuga, who is 84 according to officials but claims to be 87, was arrested in May at his home outside Paris after 25 years on the run.
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'Hotel Rwanda' hero charged with terrorism, financing rebels
Rwandan investigators announced last month the surprise arrest of Paul Rusesabagina, a high-profile government critic who had been living abroad for years, to stand trial in his homeland for allegedly creating and sponsoring armed militias.
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Mystery shrouds arrest of 'Hotel Rwanda' hero
His family of Paul Rusesabagina, who had been living abroad since 1996, said he would never voluntarily return to certain prosecution in Rwanda, where he is seen as a traitor and accused of questioning the genocide.
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France to rule on Rwanda genocide suspect Kabuga's fate on 30 September
Felicien Kabuga, who is 84 according to officals, but claims to be 87, was arrested in May at his home outside Paris after 25 years on the run. He is accused of being a leading financier of the 1994 Rwanda genocide.
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Rwanda issues arrest warrant for genocide suspect in France: Prosecutor
France opened a probe into alleged crimes against humanity by Ntiwiragabo after he was found in the suburbs of the city of Orleans, about 100 kilometres south-west of Paris.
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Rwanda genocide suspect appears in Paris court
Felicien Kabuga was indicted by the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in 1997 on seven counts, including genocide.
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France arrests fugitive 'financier' of Rwanda genocide
Felicien Kabuga, once one of Rwanda's richest men, was living under a false identity in the Paris suburbs, the public prosecutor's office and police said in a joint statement.
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Under coronavirus lockdown, Rwandans remember genocide from home
President Paul Kagame said in a recorded speech carried on the state-run broadcaster that Rwanda had to remember the genocide despite the coronavirus outbreak.
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Belgian court convicts Rwandan official for genocide
Fabien Neretse, who protested his innocence, is the first person to be convicted in Belgium on such a charge and he now faces a possible life sentence.
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Rwanda 'a family again', 25 years after genocide - Kagame
For many survivors, forgiveness remains difficult when the bodies of their loved ones have not been found and many killers are still free.
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In Rwanda, a source of forgiveness after genocide
Whipped up by extremist propaganda, the people of Giheta - from the ethnic Hutu majority - attacked their longtime neighbours in Ruseke from the Tutsi minority.
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Source: France drops probe into attack that sparked Rwanda genocide
The probe has been a major source of tension between the two countries after seven people, close to President Paul Kagame, were charged in the French investigation.
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French prosecutors move to drop probe into 1994 Rwanda presidential attack
The long-running probe has been a major source of tension between the two countries.
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Rwanda accuses France of role in 1994 genocide
The claims were contained in a new report released by a Washington law firm on Wednesday.
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Rwandan police deny holding opposition politician Rwigara
Diane Rwigara spoke out against Paul Kagame’s autocratic regime and was disqualified from running against him in presidential elections earlier this month.
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Rwanda’s Kagame predicts clean sweep to third presidential term
Paul Kagame restored stability to Rwanda after its 1994 genocide, presiding over rapid economic growth and a relatively corruption-free government.
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Pope asks for forgiveness for church's role in Rwanda genocide
The Catholic Church in Rwanda last year publicly sought forgiveness for the part played by some of its members.
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France sentences two men to life in prison for 1994 genocide in Rwanda
In May, a Swedish court sentenced a man to life in prison for the same 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
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Former Rwandan mayors go on trial for 1994 massacre
The pair have already been sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment by the Rwandan people’s courts.
