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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      An undated handout photo shows Jean-Bosco Uwinkindi. A chamber at the UN war crimes court for Rwanda on Tuesday for the first time decided to refer the case of one of its detainees, Uwinkindi, a pentecostal pastor, for trial in the Rwandan courts. "
      Bulletin: UN tribunal refers genocide case to Rwanda courts

      Bulletin: UN tribunal refers genocide case to Rwanda courts

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      Skulls of victims of the Ntarama massacre during the Rwanda 1994 genocide are lined in the Genocide Memorial Site church of Ntarama. The United States has welcomed the genocide conviction of a Rwandan ex-minister for women's empowerment, saying it was "an important step" in the long journey toward accountability for the Rwandan people.
      Bulletin: US hails Rwanda genocide verdict

      Bulletin: US hails Rwanda genocide verdict

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      Skulls of victims are put on display in Rwanda's Genocide Memorial Site in Nyamata, Rwanda. A former Rwandan minister for women's empowerment Friday became the first woman to be found guilty of genocide and incitement to rape by an international tribunal.
      Bulletin: Female Rwanda genocide mastermind jailed for life

      Bulletin: Female Rwanda genocide mastermind jailed for life

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      Skulls of victims of the Ntarama massacre during the Rwandan genocide in 1994 are lined up in Ntarama's Genocide Memorial Site church. A Norwegian court has extended by two months the detention of a 45-year-old Rwandan suspected of murder during the 1994 genocide in his country.
      Bulletin: Norway extends detention of Rwandan genocide suspect

      Bulletin: Norway extends detention of Rwandan genocide suspect

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      Victoire Ingabire
      Article: Ingabire trial postponed

      Article: Ingabire trial postponed

      The trial of M. Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, the president of the opposition party United...
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      Joseph Kony
      Article: Justice in Africa: Should we say never to amnesty?

      Article: Justice in Africa: Should we say never to amnesty?

      Over the past decades the idea that serious perpetrators of international crimes...
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      Workers unearth remains from a mass grave in Nyamirambo, close to Kigali, containing the remains of at least 32,000 people in preparation for dignified reburial in Rwanda in 2000. Two human rights groups said Tuesday they have launched legal action to force South Africa to revoke the refugee status of former Rwandan army general Faustin Nyamwasa.
      Bulletin: Legal bid to cancel Rwandan general's asylum

      Bulletin: Legal bid to cancel Rwandan general's asylum

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      Former junta leader Aga leaves court in Addis on first day of the trial
      Article: Ethiopia changes death sentences of Mengistu officers

      Article: Ethiopia changes death sentences of Mengistu officers

      Ethiopia has changed the death sentences of 23 of former dictator Mengistu's...
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      Workers unearth remains from a mass grave in Nyamirambo, close to Kigali, containing the remains of at least 32,000 people in preparation for dignified reburial in Rwanda in 2000. A Kansas jury deadlocked Tuesday on whether an elderly Rwandan immigrant committed genocide 17 years ago, convicting him only on a charge that he lied to US immigration officials.
      Bulletin: US jury deadlocked in Rwanda genocide trial

      Bulletin: US jury deadlocked in Rwanda genocide trial

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      Local people in Kigali attend a gacaca grass-roots tribunal, in 2004. Rwanda's grass-roots community courts that tried the vast majority of those suspected of participation in the 1994 genocide have left a mixed legacy, Human Rights Watch said.
      Bulletin: Rwanda's genocide courts had mixed outcome: HRW

      Bulletin: Rwanda's genocide courts had mixed outcome: HRW

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