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The wanted

Two men who have been indicted for allegedly taking part in in Rwanda's 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis are believed to be living in Australia. Rwanda has asked for the Australian government to return the men, at least one of whom – who denies the allegations – was given a humanitarian visa and is now an Australian citizen, to face trial over their alleged involvement in one of the most violent massacres in the 20th century.

29 February 2024

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