Rwanda: punishing the guilty, maybe

Article Abstract:

Government officials responsible for the tortured deaths of hundreds of thousands of Rwandans are finally standing trial before a United Nations tribunal. The difficult process of prosecuting the accused offenders is being made doubly difficult by an incompetent and indifferent bureaucracy.

Cases, Genocide, International courts

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Sin and confession in Rwanda

Article Abstract:

Killings of Christians by other Christians during the Rwandan civil war have created deep divisions in the Catholic Church. Tutsi Christians went to the churches for refuge and then were slaughtered by fellow church members and clergy who happened to be Hutu.

Political activity, Crimes against, Civil war, Religious aspects, Hutu (African people), Catholic Church in Rwanda

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Welcome home: Rwanda

Article Abstract:

Some half million Hutus have returned to Rwanda after two years in exile, and many fear revenge from the Tutsi-controlled government. Some have been arrested and charged with specific crimes, but the government is attempting to keep problems to a minimum.

Demographic aspects, Armistices

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