Journey to Rwanda: Genocide and horrifying survivors’ testimony

By Sue Horton The 1994 genocide is never far from anyone’s mind in Rwanda. But for some Rwandans it’s a constant horror.

War is over, battles rage on: Support group is working to bring soldiers home — in every way

By: Randy Turner  The former soldier is pacing in circles in a small office in the bowels of a nondescript, tan brick building at 17 Wing.

Mitterrand le cagoulard, fasciste et “très probablement terroriste”

La page sombre de l’histoire de François Mitterrand, très tardivement ouverte, a été vite refermée par des admirateurs de l’ancien président : ils ont pris à bras le corps le sujet pour mieux enterrer la polémique.

Rwandans challenge Lantos Foundation, as one of the real heroes speak out

By Tom Godfrey TORONTO - Genocide survivors in the Toronto-area are outraged and protesting humanitarian Paul Rusesabagina, an inspiration behind the hit movie Hotel Rwanda, who is receiving a top U.S. award for human rights.

The Science of Genocide: When Love Becomes Hate, Silence is a catalyst

By Greg Marinovich Last night I attended a talk by Dr Charles Mironko at Johannesburg’s Vega college. Moronko is a Rwandan anthropologist who specializes in genocide.

Shoah archive expanding to include testimonies of Rwandan genocide

The USC Shoah Foundation Institute is expanding its visual history archive to include video recordings of testimonies about genocides other than the Holocaust, starting with a collection of 50 testimonies by survivors of the 1994 genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda.

Teachers’ conference focuses on teaching Holocaust, genocides

By Mike Cohen MONTREAL – More than 100 school teachers from across Quebec – most of whom are not Jewish – took part in an a day-long professional development conference here presented by the Montreal Holocaust Memorial Centre.

Dutch Court Approves Transfer of Victoire Ingabire Evidence

The petition to block the transfer of documents incriminating Victoire Ingabire was yesterday dismissed by a Dutch court ending a long standing tug-of-war between the prosecution and Ingabire’s husband, Lin Muyizere.

Netherlands may send Ingabire documents to Rwanda

By Saskia Houttuin The Netherlands has been granted permission to send documents of the imprisoned Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire to Rwanda for the purpose of her trial in Kigali.

Theatre review: A Thousand Hills, Aotea Centre

By Janet McAllister The thought of a play about the Rwandan genocide may make you uneasy, but don’t let it put you off this excellent, sensitive, unusual production.