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Rwanda: Prof. Erlinder Denied Bail
2010-05-07, Kigali, Rwanda. Prof. Erlinder was denied bailed by a Rwandan court, and was transferred to a general Kigali prison. The judge rejected the defence’s argument that Prof. Erlinder’s health would be at risk if he continues to be imprisoned, and that he needs to go back to the United States to treat his heart [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Agatha Habyarimana, Aloys Ntabakuze, American, bail, charges, collaboration with a terrorist organization, Commander, counsel, defence attorney, defence counsel, denial, denial of genocide, denied, Department of State, Eric Kayiranga, genocide denial, grossly minimizing genocide, ICDAA, ICTR-98-41-T, International Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, Juvenal Habyarimana, Kigali, lawyer, lawyer registration, Martin Ngoga, Minnesota, Office of the General Prosecutor, Oklahoma, opposition leader, Peter Erlinder, President, Professor, Rwanda, U.S., U.S. National Lawyers Guild, Victoire Ingabire, Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, William Mitchell College of Law Comments closed
France: Rwandan Doctor to be Extradited
2010-05-28, Paris, France. French judicial authorities confirmed that Eugene Rwamucyo is in the process of being extradited to Rwanda. Dr. Rwamucyo is a Rwandan doctor, who worked in France and was arrested on May 26, 2010, on an international arrest warrant issued by Rwanda. Rwandan authorities allege that Dr. Rwamucyo participated in the 1994 genocide in [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Butare, Eugene Rwamucyo, France, funeral, genocide, Interpol, Maubeuge, Paris, patients, planning, Rwanda, Sannois, war crimes, warrant Comments closed
Rwanda: Peter Erlinder Arrested in Rwanda
2010-05-28, Kigali, Rwanda. Professor Peter Erlinder of William Mitchell College of Law (Minnesota, USA) was arrested in Rwanda on ‘genocide denial’ charges. Prof. Erlinder is a former defence counsel for Aloys Ntabakuze, commander of the Para Commando Battalion, who was sentenced by the ICTR Trial Chamber to life imprisonment in December 2008. He is also representing Agatha Habyarimana, [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Agatha Habyarimana, Aloys Ntabakuze, American, bail, charges, collaboration with a terrorist organization, Commander, counsel, defence attorney, defence counsel, denial of genocide, Department of State, Eric Kayiranga, genocide denial, grossly minimizing genocide, ICDAA, ICTR-98-41-T, International Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, Juvenal Habyarimana, Kigali, lawyer, lawyer registration, Martin Ngoga, Minnesota, Oklahoma, opposition leader, Peter Erlinder, President, Professor, Rwanda, U.S., U.S. National Lawyers Guild, Victoire Ingabire, Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, William Mitchell College of Law Comments closed
France: Rwandan Doctor Arrested in France on Genocide Charges
2010-05-26, Sannois, France. Eugene Rwamucyo was arrested on a 2006 warrant issued by Rwanda for allegedly committing crimes at the Butare Prefecture. He is accused of killing patients at the Butare university hospital and of participating in planning of the genocide. Dr. Rwamucyo used to work at a hospital in Maubeuge, France, and live in Belgium [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged Butare, Eugene Rwamucyo, France, funeral, genocide, Interpol, Maubeuge, Paris, patients, planning, Rwanda, Sannois, war crimes, warrant Comments closed
Kosovo: Geci: Accused Arrested by EULEX Re Torture of Prisoners and Organ Trafficking
2010-05-05, Pristina, Kosovo. EULEX arrested Sabit Geci who is suspected of torturing prisoners at the Kukes prison camp and organ trafficking at the Likovac prison camp during the Kosovo War. Mr. Geci was one of the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army. In 2001, he was sentenced to 5 year in prison for extortion. WinnipegFreePress | [...]
Posted in Domestic Courts Also tagged detention camp, EULEX, extortion, Glogovac, KLA, Klina, Kosovo, Kosovo Liberation Army, Kosovo War, leader, Likovac, Malisevo, organ trafficking, prison camp, prisoners Kukes, Pristina, Sabit Geci torture Comments closed
Sweden: Kosovo War Crimes Suspect Arrested
2010-04-06, Stockholm, Sweden. Swedish police says they arrested a 30 y/o Serb suspected of committing crimes in the village of Cuska, Kosovo, in May 1999. The name of the accused was not released due to privacy rules. Boston Herald | Wiki |
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