The Men Who Killed Me

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  Posted on April 22nd, 2013 by Sandra

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  Rwanda’s justice minister criticizes the ICTR

  

  Rwanda’s Justice Minister said the refusal of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to let the country host records of trial proceedings constitutes a betrayal. The Minister, who said the trial records are an integral part of Rwanda’s history, told the United Nations General Assembly that the international court had also failed to serve its cause.

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  Posted on April 16th, 2013 by Sandra

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  New G8 initiative to combat sexual violence in conflict

  

  The G8 just announced an initiative to ramp up the fight against rape and other sexual violence in conflict by committing the group to help victims of sexual violence in war, prevent further attacks and hold perpetrators responsible for their crimes, with $35.5 million in funding targeted to those efforts.

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  Posted on April 4th, 2013 by Sandra

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  This year’s commemoration of genocide to be more ‘people-centred’

  

  This year’s commemoration of the 1994 genocide will be held from April 7 to April 13, with the commemoration week more “people-centered” and held at the village level. The theme of the commemoration is ‘Let’s remember the Genocide against Tutsis striving for self-reliance.’

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  Posted on March 26th, 2013 by Sandra

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  “The Men Who Killed Me” exposition in Ulvenhout

  

  The photo exposition “The Men Who Killed Me” featuring the work of Samer Muscati, and based on the book of the same title, will be on display at “Lunchroom De Uitdaging” in Ulvenhout, the Netherlands, from 30 April – 1 June 2013.

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  Posted on March 20th, 2013 by Sandra

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  Stop ignoring male victims of sexual violence

  

  In an op-ed for CNN, Sandesh Sivakumaran deplores the fact that the world has overlooked sexual violence against men. Perpetrators are male and female, and the sexual violence comes in different forms. Yet, few resources exist to assist male victims, with some organizations limiting their programs to female victims alone.

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  Posted on March 14th, 2013 by Sandra

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  New Gender Jurisprudence and International Criminal Law Project

  

  The American University Washington College of Law has launched the Gender Jurisprudence and International Criminal Law Project, which aims to raise awareness of and encourage research and debate about the jurisprudence emerging from international and hybrid tribunals regarding sexual and gender-based violence committed during times of conflict, mass violence, or repression and to facilitate the investigation and prosecution of these crimes under international law.

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  Posted on March 12th, 2013 by Sandra

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  The EU’s role in supporting genocide survivors

  

  Noam Schimmel writes that a new report by the Task Force on the EU Prevention of Mass Atrocities, which calls for greater attention to be paid by EU policies and programs to the need to prevent genocide and other mass atrocities, is timely, but criticizes the report for not addressing France’s role in the Rwandan genocide and in sheltering the genocide’s perpetrators.

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  Posted on March 6th, 2013 by Sandra

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  Dutch court finds Yvonne Basebya guilty of instigating genocide

  

  A Dutch court found Yvonne Basebya guilty of instigation to commit genocide in the run up to and during the 1994 genocide. She was accused of having and using an influential position in Gikondo, Kigali to incite hatred and violence among the mostly youth militias, who committed crimes including murder and rape against Tutsis.

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  Posted on February 27th, 2013 by Sandra

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  Munyenyezi stripped of U.S. citizenship for role in genocide

  

  Béatrice Munyenyezi, standing trial in a New Hampshire federal court in the United States, was stripped of her citizenship after a jury found her guilty of lying on immigration forms about her role in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

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  Posted on February 27th, 2013 by Sandra

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  Salem News features article on The Men Who Killed Me

  

  MSW Salem-News.com interviews Anne-Marie and Sandra about “The Men Who Killed Me”, discussing the partnerships and process that led to the book, the impact of the book on the survivors, and the global impact of the book.

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