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Click to expand Image 1994 Rwandan genocide suspect Fulgence Kayishema appears in the Cape Town Magistrates court in Cape Town, South Africa, May 26, 2023. 2023 REUTERS/Nic Bothma (Nairobi) - The arrest of Fulgence Kayishema is an important milestone in the search for justice for crimes committed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, Human Rights Watch said today. His due process and fair trial rights should be guaranteed so that justice can be delivered. Kayishema had been evading justice since 20...

Click to expand Image 1994 Rwandan genocide suspect Fulgence Kayishema appears in the Cape Town Magistrates court in Cape Town, South Africa, May 26, 2023. 2023 REUTERS/Nic Bothma (Nairobi) - The arrest of Fulgence Kayishema is an important milestone in the search for justice for crimes committed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, Human Rights Watch said today. His due process and fair trial rights should be guaranteed so that justice can be delivered. Kayishema had been evading justice since 20...

NEW YORK -- A joint investigation between Access Now, CyberHUB-AM, the Citizen Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto (the

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Digital rights researchers accuse Azerbaijan of using spyware made by NSO Group in the context of the war against Armenia.

A joint investigation by civil society and independent researchers has uncovered hacking of Armenia spyware victims with NSO Group's Pegasus spyware.

An Israeli tech companys Pegasus spyware was detected on the phones of Armenian journalists and other civilians critical of Azerbaijans incursion.

Security researchers and digital rights organizations believe the Azerbaijani government used NSO Group spyware to target a government worker, journalists, activists, and Armenia’s human rights ombudsperson as part of a years-long conflict that has sometimes escalated into war. Access Now, a digital rights group that investigated some of the cyberattacks, believes they may be the …

The phones of 12 people working in Armenia were infected by the controversial spyware sold by NSO Group.

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