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Prosecutors request life sentence for 'Hotel Rwanda' hero - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors request life sentence for 'Hotel Rwanda' hero

Prosecutors request life sentence for 'Hotel Rwanda' hero

The time for US timidity is over: Rwanda should meet Magnitsky - Vimarsana News

The time for US timidity is over: Rwanda should meet Magnitsky

The U.S. must put President Kagame on notice that Rwanda’s free pass on human rights abuses has expired.

Source: msn.com
'Hotel Rwanda' Dissident Denied Food and Medicine in Prison, Family Says - Vimarsana News

'Hotel Rwanda' Dissident Denied Food and Medicine in Prison, Family Says

Paul Rusesabagina told his family that prison officials informed him that they would cut access to food, water and medicine from Saturday, raising concerns about his health.

The British values of accountability and rule of law mean we need the new All-Party Group on War Crimes - Vimarsana News

The British values of accountability and rule of law mean we need the new All-Party Group on War Crimes

The British values of accountability and rule of law mean we need the new All-Party Group on War Crimes 2 hr In Rwanda, precisely twenty-seven years ago, a terrible genocide started where nearly one million people, predominantly Tutsi, were murdered by their Hutu neighbours over a 90-day period. Once the killing stopped, those responsible for these appalling events fled the scene of their crimes. Many escaped over the borders into neighbouring countries. But the richer and better connected — the bigger fish — escaped to Europe and North America, often with the active support or passive ac...

New book asks why world ignores repression by Rwandan leader - Vimarsana News

New book asks why world ignores repression by Rwandan leader

The new book “Do Not Disturb” by British author Michela Wrong questions why some in the international community continue to praise Rwandan President Paul Kagame despite repression in his central African country where he could rule until 2034