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<b>Colette Braeckman : Journaliste, Le Soir, Spécialiste du Rwanda parle de l'enquête sur le rôle de la France dans le génocide de 1994 au Rwanda</b>

Le 31 mai 2009, le journaliste Jean-François Dupaquier recueille à Kigali le témoignage de Richard Mugenzi, témoin clé dans l'affaire de l'assassinat du président rwandais Juvénal Habyarimana, qui avait déclenché le génocide des Tutsi en 1994. Richard Mugenzi remet en cause la version du juge Bruguière selon laquelle les rebelles tutsi de Paul Kagame étaient accusés d'avoir abattu l'avion présidentiel. Voici en exclusivité pour Afrikarabia les premiers extraits vidéos de ce témoignage et l'interview de son auteur, Jean-François Dupaquier.<br />Plus d'infos sur www.afrikarabia.com

Incroyable, le joueur rwandais tombe tout seul, les brancardiers arrivent pour le transporter hors du terrain afin qu'il recoive d'éventuels soins. Il saute du brancard et tombe sur la pelouse. Le soigneur gesticule des mains afin de faire croire qu'il a été malmené par les brancardiers et cela devant le 4è arbitre (CAF). Remarquez le responsable des brancardiers qui demande à ces derniers de ne pas répondre à la provocation. <br />En tous les cas chapeau bas à l'équipe nationale d'avoir très bien géré le match, au merveilleux public algérien et aux organisateurs de cette rencontre. <br />Et pour terminer, nous irons en Egypte équipe nationale et supporters pour gagner! <br />Vive le foot algérien <br />1.2.3. Viva l'Algérie

ROUGH CUT - NO REPORTER NARRATION<br/> A Rwandan man charged with crimes against humanity has been deported from Canada and arrived in the central African country on Tuesday (January 24).<br/> Leon Mugesera, who lost a 16-year battle to stay in Canada, will face charges of inciting murder, extermination and genocide.<br/> Mugesera, who says he fears torture or death if returned to Rwanda, spent years fighting his deportation in various courts. He and his family lived in the predominantly French-speaking province of Quebec.<br/> The Supreme Court of Canada ruled in 2005 that a speech Mugesera made in Rwanda in 1992 was a crime against humanity by inciting Hutus to kill Tutsis, whom he referred to as cockroaches that should be exterminated.<br/> Rwanda says Mugesera, who was a member of the ruling Hutu party when he made the speech, is a war criminal who was complicit in the 1994 genocide, in which 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus died.<br/> Lawyers for Mugesera argued their client, who taught at a Quebec City college, was a man of integrity who had sheltered ethnic Tutsis.<br/> The United Nations Committee Against Torture had requested Mugesera not be deported until a group of experts could review the case. Ottawa pressed ahead with the deportation.

Onesphore R. has been charged in a German court with ordering the murder of thousands of Tutsis in 1994. The Rwandan has been living as a refugee in Germany for years, even though his name has long been on Interpol's wanted list for alleged genocide. Report by Annabelle Lutz

In April 1994, the world watched in horror as the central African state of Rwanda tore itself apart.<br />An unofficial Hutu militia went on a genocidal rampage along with thousands of ordinary Hutus in a spasm of ethnic hatred brought to fever pitch by years of anti-Tutsi propaganda. <br />Fearing reprisals, as many as two million Hutus then fled across the border to what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo.<br />Many of those same Hutus want to return home, as part of a reconciliation and repatriation programme sponsored by the UN and the Rwandan government.<br />What sort of welcome awaits them? Sorious Samura went to find out for People & Power.

How football is helping Rwandan women overcome the trauma of the genocide and become drivers of economic growth.

Le 6 avril 1994, l’avion transportant le président rwandais Juvenal Habyrimana est abattu au-dessus de Kigali. L’attentat déclenche aussitôt l’un des pires génocides de l’histoire. En une centaine de jours, quelque 800 000 personnes sont massacrées. Vingt-cinq ans plus tard, Alain Stanké va à la rencontre de survivants du génocide des Tutsis au Rwanda. Comment un pays tout entier peut-il se remettre d’un tel drame? Comment les gens qui ont vécu l’horreur parviennent-ils à la résilience?

In 2008, Rwanda became the first country in the world to have more than half of its government run by women.<br /><br />Rwanda has the highest representation of women in politics in the world, and that’s largely hailed a major triumph for gender parity. But some Rwandan women and experts alike say that despite the country’s immense progress, there’s still a long way to go. We spoke to a gender expert who, following months of investigating and interviewing women in Rwanda, indicated that political representation and societal expectations of women don’t always perfectly align.<br /><br />Some women in Rwanda say the country still has a long way to go when it comes to gender equality in daily life.<br /><br />Government programs currently in place to help Rwandan women advance in politics still have room for improvement. Experts say they’re largely accessible to the elite, well-educated, and often English-speaking - whereas other women might never even hear about the efforts.<br />In this episode, we’re diving below the surface of what the Global Competitiveness Report has reportedly deemed the “best place in Africa to be a woman,” to look at how the country achieved this unprecedented level of gender representation in politics, and the societal barriers that still exist for Rwandan women today.<br /><br /> This video, "Power and Politics in Rwanda</a>", first appeared on<br /> nowthisnews.com</a>.<br />

Don Cheadle stars in this real life account of one man's heroics during the genocide in 1990's Rwanda.

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La prochaine fois qu'un représentant du gouvernement rwandais ou une autre personne vivant au Rwanda vous rencontrera dans votre lieu d'exil et quelle vous encouragera à rentrer au pays de vos ancêtres pour contribuer à sa reconstruction après la grande casse de 1990 à 1994, vous pourrez lui demander si il s'agira bien de cela.