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The most welcome developments, it said, were in the field of justice: the arrest in Germany of a Rwandan wanted over atrocities in his own country, and the jailing of Peru's ex-president, Alberto Fujimori, for human-rights abuses.
A Rwandan wanted by the United Nations war crimes tribunal on genocide charges flew to Arusha, Tanzania, to turn himself in to the court there, the Italian diocese that has sheltered him announced.
All 26 of the suspects publicly indicted by the court have been African; of those in the court's custody, four are Congolese and one a Rwandan wanted for crimes in Congo.Disorder in the courtOnly one trial has been completed, that of a Congolese strongman, Thomas Lubanga, who was arrested in 2006 and has been in the dock, on and off, for two years.
It never had as pressing a reason as Rwanda to be there: the Rwandans want to disarm or kill the remnants of the army that carried out the Rwandan genocide of 1994, who remain hidden in eastern Congo's rainforest.
But each also had internal political reasons for going to Congo.The Rwandans want to track down the perpetrators of genocide and either drive them back to Rwanda or kill them.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 6, 2009 A Rwandan fugitive wanted for killing a Tutsi queen has been arrested in Uganda.
"Rwandan women want to reshape life in its simple and sweetest form," Katese said.
They knew how they had been divided by identity in the past, and that those divisions still figure in Rwandan life, but they wanted to be known for something else.
Weeks later they started turning up hundreds of miles westwards, skeins of exhausted families limping along the road.The Rwandan government said they wanted to bring them home, but, when massacres were reported, it became clear that its policy was to treat any Hutus who had not returned to Rwanda as guilty of genocide.
Daniel Beniston, attache for the Rwandan teams, said: "We wanted a location that was extremely keen to host the teams and I did site inspections based upon facilities, eagerness of the local community and we were looking for something that was quintessentially English".
In "We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families, Philip Gourevitchh's best-selling book on the 1994 Rwandan massacre, he wrote that he wanted to understand how eight hundred thousand Rwandans could have been killed in only a hundred days, and why.
