Rwanda: How to Judge Genocide?
Articles from Politique Etrangère
|
Date de publication
Image de couverture de la publication
Accroche
The extraordinary nature of the 1994 massacres in Rwanda gave rise to the need for “complete justice”, operating judicial processes on several levels.
Corps analyses
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) applies international criminal law under charges of genocide. Newly developed Gacaca courts, demonstrate the need to bring about justice in close very close proximity, with those involved in events, and on the sites where they took place. Exercising universal jurisdiction, French courts are also playing a role in the process.
Article published in Politique étrangère, Vol. 80, No. 4, Winter 2015
