Most-wanted suspect for the genocide in Rwanda has been arrested
03.01.2010
In October 2009, the Police in Uganda has arrested one of the most-wanted suspects for the genocide in Rwanda in 1994 - Idelfonse Nizeymana. Nizeymana, a former captain in the army and a scout came into Uganda from the Democratic Republic of Congo on 1 October. He was arrested in Kampala and extradited to Arusha, northern Tanzania, to be brought to trial before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Nizeymana is one of the dozen most-wanted suspects by the tribunal for the genocide of nearly 800 000 people from the Tutsi and Hutu tribes.
United States offered $ 5 million reward for his capture.
Rwanda (1) -- Analyses -- 2010
More about the genocide in Rwanda"
03.01.2010
The genocide in Rwanda has organized the murder of nearly 1 million Rwandans in 1994. Although the ambivalent society in Rwanda is relatively stable until the 70 years of the last century, the next two decades have witnessed many bloody murders of two representatives of the tribes in Burundi, Rwanda and Congo. By early August 1994, about 1 / 4 of the pre-war population of Rwanda has been killed or fled the country. International humanitarian aids for refugees have been organized, but supplies were insufficient, and diseases spread. More than 20 000 refugees died in the cholera epidemic in the camps. Today, there are stillabout 130 000 people in prison awaiting court for their involvement in the genocide and there are more than 300 000 children left without relatives to care for them.
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