What has Rwanda genocide tribunal achieved?

The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda holds its final hearings into crimes carried out during the 1994 genocide in which 800,000 people died.

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Tanzanian town builds for the future after Rwanda tribunal concludes
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Inside the ICTR during the 2004 trail of Pauline Nyiramasuhuko (on screen), an ex-minister in Rwanda who was given a life sentence for war crimes in the 1994 genocide. Photograph: Christophe Calais/Corbis. Stéphanie Maupas. Monday 29 December 2014 ...

BBC's Kassim Kayira answer your questions about Rwanda

Rwanda outgrows its genocide orphanages

Twenty years ago this week, the genocide against Rwanda’s Tutsis, the most brutally efficient killing spree in history, began.

Rwanda marks 20 years since the genocide began

In just three months in 1994, some six million Rwandans were displaced and more than 800,000 were killed.

>France has charged a Rwandan genocide suspect and is holding him without bail after a diplomatic row with Kigali during ceremonies to mark the 20th anniversary of the massacres.

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Rwanda genocide court's stranded men
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ARUSHA, Tanzania — In a large house on a hill near the center of Arusha, in the East African nation of Tanzania, live 11 Rwandan men. From the outside, the building is nondescript, with white walls, a tiled roof and a black-gated entrance. The exact location ...
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