This thesis considers the transitional justice process that followed the aftermath of the 1994 Rwanda genocide. Because both the Rwandan Government and the international community through the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda opted for prosecution or alleged perpetrators responsible for the genocide, this thesis primarily considers this prosecution process, its achievements and hardships. The thesis considers prosecution of genocide, an intemational crime in domestic law and in particular, the role played by the Gacaca process.EThOS - Electronic Theses Online ServiceGBUnited Kingdo
This article explores the various legal responses to the genocide in Rwanda through the lenses of tr...
This article explores the various legal responses to the genocide in Rwanda through the lenses of tr...
During three months in 1994, genocide was committed in Rwanda. Two years after those events, and not...
Since 2005, just over 12,000 community-based gacaca courts in Rwanda have heard more than 1.2 millio...
Since 2005, just over 12,000 community-based gacaca courts in Rwanda have heard more than 1.2 millio...
Decades after the atrocious genocide, Rwanda is now a model of resilience and progress on the Africa...
This paper argues that shifting the emphasis from the retributive nature of Gacaca to its restorativ...
This thesis examines the practices of international, national, and localised criminal courts in post...
Doctor Legum - LLDThe 20th century witnessed several wars and genocides worldwide. Notable examples ...
After many decades of impunity, Rwanda has embarked upon a course of transitional justice committed ...
After many decades of impunity, Rwanda has embarked upon a course of transitional justice committed ...
The Rwandan way to post-genocide justice has attracted the attention of scholars and international p...
This thesis examines the practices of international, national, and localised criminal courts in post...
Rwanda’s post-genocide experience with transitional justice1 is varied and complex. The Rwandan case...
The epicentre of post-genocide Rwandan society and politics has been the need for reconciliation to ...
This article explores the various legal responses to the genocide in Rwanda through the lenses of tr...
This article explores the various legal responses to the genocide in Rwanda through the lenses of tr...
During three months in 1994, genocide was committed in Rwanda. Two years after those events, and not...
Since 2005, just over 12,000 community-based gacaca courts in Rwanda have heard more than 1.2 millio...
Since 2005, just over 12,000 community-based gacaca courts in Rwanda have heard more than 1.2 millio...
Decades after the atrocious genocide, Rwanda is now a model of resilience and progress on the Africa...
This paper argues that shifting the emphasis from the retributive nature of Gacaca to its restorativ...
This thesis examines the practices of international, national, and localised criminal courts in post...
Doctor Legum - LLDThe 20th century witnessed several wars and genocides worldwide. Notable examples ...
After many decades of impunity, Rwanda has embarked upon a course of transitional justice committed ...
After many decades of impunity, Rwanda has embarked upon a course of transitional justice committed ...
The Rwandan way to post-genocide justice has attracted the attention of scholars and international p...
This thesis examines the practices of international, national, and localised criminal courts in post...
Rwanda’s post-genocide experience with transitional justice1 is varied and complex. The Rwandan case...
The epicentre of post-genocide Rwandan society and politics has been the need for reconciliation to ...
This article explores the various legal responses to the genocide in Rwanda through the lenses of tr...
This article explores the various legal responses to the genocide in Rwanda through the lenses of tr...
During three months in 1994, genocide was committed in Rwanda. Two years after those events, and not...