The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda sentenced a former soldier for 15 years after convicting him of direct and public incitement to commit genocide. The decision issued on February 11, 2010 follows Tharcisse Muvunyi’s retrial after he was found guilty of several acts
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Special Court for Sierra Leone
The Special Court for Sierra Leone transferred its detention center to the Sierra Leone National Prison Service this week. The handover of the detention center in Freetown is the latest step in the completion of the mandate of the Special Court for Sierra Leone,…
Killer of Rwandan Queen Arrested in Uganda and Transferred to ICTR
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda – Updates from the Trial and Appellate Chambers
Tying Family Planning to Efforts to Reduce Carbon Emissions
Salon.com: Condoms against climate change, by Andrew Leonard:Thomas Malthus: Prophet of overpopulation doom, or the first family planner? From "Fewer Emitters, Lower Emissions, Less Cost: Reducing Future Carbon Emissions by Investing in Family Planning":The historical relevance of Malthus'work in…
ICTR Finds Tharcisse Renzaho Guilty of Genocide and Sentences Him to Life in Prison
U.N. Security Council Extends Terms of Judges Serving in ICTY, ICTR
ICTR Prisoners Transferred to Benin to Serve Remainder of Sentences
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
Emmanuel Rukundo, a former chaplain in Rwanda’s armed forces, was sentenced this week by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to 25 years for the abduction, murder, and sexual assault of Tutsi civilians in Rwanda in 1994. Rukundo was found…
