A statement on the implication of the French government in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. Déclaration sur l'implication du gouvernement français dans le génocide perpétré contre les Tutsis en 1994.  

An article talking about Rwanda, sometimes called the Switzerland of Africa, its people, their capital income and lifestyle, as well as the tribal enmity.  

 

First amended indictment against Clément Kayishema, Ignace Bagilishema, Charles Sikubwabo, Aloys Ndimbati, Vincent Rutaganira, Mika Muhimana,and Ryandikayo Obed Ruzindana in the International Court Tribunal for Rwanda.  

An article published in the newspaper "Liberation", describing challenges that French soldiers faced while explaining to the Rwandan side the neutrality of their mission, even if they had taken a position to protect 8,000 Tutsi that took refuge in a camp located fifteen kilometers from the Rwanda, Zaire boarder. Un article publié par le journal "Libération", décrivant clairement les difficultés que les militaires français ont rencontrées pour pouvoir expliquer à toutes les parties rwandaises la neutralité de leur mission, même s'ils ont pris une position pour protéger 8 000 réfugiés tutsis dans un camp se trouvant à quinze kilomètres de la frontière zaïroise.  

 

 

 

H.E Bill Clinton, former President of the United States of America visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre and laid a wreath of flowers on the mass grave to pay respect to victims of the 1994 genocide perpetrated against Tutsi.  

In this article, Afrika Janvier asks Habyarimana Juvenal to stop supporting interahamwe and soldiers’ disturbances, otherwise he should be arrested and imprisoned so that peace be restored.  

President Paul Kagame Meets GAERG, AERG and EGAM representives at Village Urugwiro, 8 April 2015.  

 

Read through official communication statements announcing information on the political and social crisis, and the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.  

 

 

A collection of articles from “Kangura” newspaper, demonstrating racism propaganda. Un document contenant une collection d’articles du journal Kangura démontrant des propagandes racistes que ce dernier publiait librement au Rwanda.