A quiet, religious and respectful Rwandan immigrant family in Ohio found their life turned upside down last month when their patriarch was accused of genocide – dating back decades to the war crimes and violence which forced them from their home country. Now relatives of engineer and father-of-four Eric Nshimiye tell Sheila Flynn why they’re convinced of his innocence
An organization representing the ethnic Tutsi survivors of the 1994 Rwandan genocide condemned Antony Blinken.
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Rwanda is an astonishing country: safe, prosperous, orderly, and open. Its success is remarkable enough given the rough neighborhood in which it finds itself. But when you think that 30 years ago this month, it was in the throes of the worst mass slaughter of the late 20th century, its achievements look miraculous. I have […]
The crime of genocide is surrounded by tragic ironies and contradictions. One involves the political and moral problem of the nation-state itself. For not only does the nation-state privilege, and claim to protect, one nation by warring against and destroying others, to paraphrase Balzac’s quip about there being a great crime behind every great fortune, More
Ronald Grigor Suny As an American, I share the deep sorrow over my country’s complicity in this horrific crime against humanity.
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On 21 April, a commemoration ceremony was held in Amsterdam, near the memorial dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Ambassador of Armenia to the Netherlands H.E. Mr. Viktor Biyagov, Mayor of Amsterdam Femke Halsema, members of the Dutch Parliament Don Ceder, Caroline van der Plas and representatives of the Armenian community of Amsterdam …
Words can’t express the horrors of Israel’s genocide in Gaza. To actually feel the nightmare, you would have to be there under the bombs, fleeing with Palestinians desperately seeking a safe place that doesn’t exist; seeing building after building destroyed; treading through blood in one of the few, only partially standing hospitals; and witnessing children and other patients sprawled More
Wednesday marks the 109th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, when the Turkish Ottoman empire killed more than 1.5 million Armenians during the early 20th century.
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