Remaining fugitives will face justice - Rwandan UN tribunal

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Dec 6, 2011

The prosecutor for the UN tribunal on the 1994 Rwandan genocide, Hassan Jallow, asserted that remaining fugitives will face justice.

Addressing the UN Security Council on Wednesday, Jallow asserted that arresting the remaining nine fugitives would serve the "interests of international justice and regional peace and security".

Jallow urged member states to hand over any of the wanted men who may be sheltering in their country.

See also:

Next ICC Chief Prosecutor pledges universal accountability (02 Dec 2011)

US welcomes conviction of Rwanda mayor for genocide, urges further justice (20 Nov 2011)

 

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