Skip to: Content
Skip to: Site Navigation
Skip to: Search
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2009
| Subscribe to Newser's RSS feeds RSS | Follow Newser on Twitter Twitter

NEWS ABOUT: Hutu

Hutu stories: 5 news summaries

 US College 
 Suspends 
 Prof Linked 
 to Genocide 

Suspected of role in Rwanda massacre

Feb 3, 09 4:07 AM CST
(Newser) - A US college has suspended a visiting professor suspected of participating in the Rwandan genocide, reports the Baltimore Sun. Rwandan prosecutors charge that Leopold Munyakazi, who was teaching French at Goucher College in Maryland, revealed hiding places of ethnic Tutsis to machete-wielding Hutu militias. "We have tried to act... More »

MORE ABOUT:
genocide • war crimes • Rwanda • Hutu • Tutsi • Goucher College • Leopold Munyakazi • Scholar Rescue Fund

 Rwandan Genocide 
 Mastermind Convicted 

Bagosora sentenced to life by UN court for role in 1994 massacre

Dec 18, 08 5:13 AM CST
(AP) - A UN court has convicted the organizer of the 1994 Rwandan genocide that claimed more than 500,000 lives and sentenced him to life in prison, reports the AP. Théoneste Bagosora was found guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity, as well as the deaths of a Rwandan prime... More »

MORE ABOUT:
United Nations • genocide • Rwanda • International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda • Hutu • Tutsi • Théoneste Bagosora

 UN Pleads for Troops 
 as Congo Battle Rages 

Peacekeepers overwhelmed as rebels advance against government troops

Oct 29, 08 8:07 AM CDT
(Newser) - The overwhelmed United Nations peacekeeping force in eastern Congo is urgently calling for reinforcements, the AP reports. A surge in fighting between Congolese government troops and forces led by a renegade general has sent tens of thousands fleeing. The UN currently has only 6,000 troops in North Kivu, where... More »

MORE ABOUT:
United Nations • peacekeeper • Democratic Republic of Congo • Rwanda • Hutu • Tutsi • Kivu • Goma • Congo • Laurent Nkunda

 Congo's Gorillas
 Victims in War
 Over Charcoal 

Corruption, poverty, unrest combine for conservationists' nightmare

Jun 23, 08 2:09 PM CDT
(Newser) - Who murdered seven mountain gorillas in the Congo last year? Perhaps, National Geographic finds, the question should be how any of the magnificent apes stay alive at all. A three-way military standoff—a holdover from neighboring Rwanda’s haunted past—enveloping Virunga National Park has left gorillas, people, and the... More »

MORE ABOUT:
murder • Democratic Republic of Congo • Rwanda • Hutu • Tutsi • mountain gorillas • charcoal trade • Virunga Park

Rwandan War Crimes Suspect Arrested In Frankfurt

Ex-minister wanted for abetting genocide

Sep 21, 07 8:30 AM CDT
(Newser) - An ex-cabinet minister wanted for war crimes during the 1994 Rwandan genocide has been arrested in Germany after more than a decade on the lam. Deutsche Welle reports that a manhunt had tracked Augustin Ngirabatware since July as he shuttled between hotels and apartments before being caught on Wednesday near... More »

MORE ABOUT:
genocide • Germany • international court • Rwanda • International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda • Augustin Ngirabatware • Hutu • Tutsi • Frankfurt

5 Stories


from our news partners