Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by BORGER Julian
Last two fugitives are deemed to be dead, ending a remarkable exercise in international justice
The war crimes tribunal for Rwanda has accounted for the last remaining fugitives indicted for genocide, bringing to an end the court’s 29-year mission to deliver justice for the 1994 slaughter that (…)
Rwanda is becoming a key player for the European Union (EU) both in the fight against immigration and in securing African countries under attack from their rebels.
Following their agreement, Rishi Sunak and Kagamé say they are impatient to see the first migrants from Great Britain deported to (…)
, by MARTIAL Paul
In 1994, France, under president François Mitterrand, was at the heart of the genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda. Thirty years later, it is our duty to know and recount the course and responsibilities of this historic event.
In 1922, the Belgian settlers found in Rwanda a political system that (…)
This article focuses on the long way of engagement and struggle of the former forest-dwelling Batwa communities in respect of the policy of Rwandan national unity, that attempts to build a nation of one people as Rwandans on the basis that there is no ethnic identity. However, the Batwa are the (…)
, by MUGISHA Ivan R.
Rwanda faces an international arbitration suit filed by two American firms contesting the cancellation of their mining concession. The arbitration case will be a major challenge for the government as it seeks to streamline the mining sector and renegotiate contracts that give too much power to (…)
, by TOUSSAINT Éric
Starting on 7 April 1994, in less than three months, nearly one million Rwandans – the exact figure has not yet been determined - were exterminated because they were (or supposed to be) Tutsis. Tens of thousands of moderate Hutus were also slaughtered. This was indeed a genocide, that is, the (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
Several articles on the genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda (1994) are posted in other sections, concerning France. The links with these articles is given below (in English) and in the corresponding article in French (click on the “translation” button in the let column).
There are presently more (…)
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