Malian officials recently announced that a former Rwandan army colonel convicted of masterminding the slaughter of at least half a million people during the 1994 genocide had died. Théoneste Bagosora, who was 80, was serving a 35-year sentence after being found guilty of crimes against humanity.

Bagosora was a major decision-maker in Rwandan military circles at the start of the genocide. Between April and July 1994, Hutu political and military extremists like Bagosora orchestrated the murder of approximately three quarters of Rwanda’s Tutsi population.

Human Rights Watch documented the 1994 genocide and the crimes associated with it in detail. Prior to her death, Alison Des Forges, senior adviser to the Human Rights Watch Africa division for almost two decades and one of the world’s foremost experts on Rwanda, published an authoritative account of the genocide, “Leave None to Tell the Story.” The title refers to what Bagosora and other Hutu leaders told their men before the killings.

Bagosora’s death while serving his sentence sends a strong message: commit the worst crimes and you may live your final days behind bars.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/10/11/rwandan-genocide-kingpin-dies-mali-jail

Lol Hakeem kae kazeen.

Why wicked people Dey get one kind face??

Same way the dullard and the cocaine sniffing monster will pay for all their criminal actions

Check am well na Muslims

When will anyone be made to account for the genocide committed against the Igbos in Nigeria?

Buhari has committed the worst crime against humanity and should be made to live his final days behind bars.

Buhari’s hate for Igbos nor be here…. He can’t even fake it

Wick3:
Body count is half a million, like 500k? Jisos!

Only one person is responsible for the murder of 500,000 people? How do these people sleep at night?

I mean, even killing ordinary chicken, I'll feel like I have wronged God and the universe

that's the problem .... Which makes me wonder , is heaven and hell truly existing?

slimsce:
Malian officials recently announced that a former Rwandan army colonel convicted of masterminding the slaughter of at least half a million people during the 1994 genocide had died. Théoneste Bagosora, who was 80, was serving a 35-year sentence after being found guilty of crimes against humanity.

Bagosora was a major decision-maker in Rwandan military circles at the start of the genocide. Between April and July 1994, Hutu political and military extremists like Bagosora orchestrated the murder of approximately three quarters of Rwanda’s Tutsi population.

Human Rights Watch documented the 1994 genocide and the crimes associated with it in detail. Prior to her death, Alison Des Forges, senior adviser to the Human Rights Watch Africa division for almost two decades and one of the world’s foremost experts on Rwanda, published an authoritative account of the genocide, “Leave None to Tell the Story.” The title refers to what Bagosora and other Hutu leaders told their men before the killings.

Bagosora’s death while serving his sentence sends a strong message: commit the worst crimes and you may live your final days behind bars.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/10/11/rwandan-genocide-kingpin-dies-mali-jail

how are you