one of those names was a cockroach a derogatory term the hutus often used to describe tutsis. if any could be taken away have only one with things are different today at school the kids are taught that we're all citizens of rwanda why not quit being sued and that there were no differences between us fit to gain a kind of tolling and on. the name of the play is generation $25.00 it tells the story of a nasa and several others who were born in the year after the genocide took place. but that it's not headed. up. that. we have a lot of questions and we're hungry for the truth we want to know what's up but it's so hard to really get to these questions and you couldn't get behind the group's founder and artistic director hope says that genocide is a recurring theme and rwandan society. to be honest there are some questions regarding genocide that just have no answer. because it's a unique evil it's a unique ideology but is written well and sometimes it just blows your mind that a human being just wakes up one morning and a human being in that class and walks out of them and the bea

they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists smoldered hundreds of thousands of twenty's and other minority groups. but this. goes to middle it was the worst day of my life. our neighbors came to our home and murdered my family and squeezed. up to 1000000 people were killed over the course of just 100 days. most of this crowd weren't even born to they're here today to audition for a t.v. talent show. sure. if it will be one of those good months since. the show is called east africa's got talent it's similar to programs that are broadcast in europe and the u.s. . in the simon is in charge of the auditions like many others here. simon lost family members in the genocide in rwanda as young people know the history of the massacre but on days like this they try to forget about it for a while still you know what i just said. that we're moving on we're moving along we don't want to be held by what's up in the past we want to move on we want to look for the future and it doesn't but as you all know we are in the period of 100 days of calm the ritual and just

because of poor health is accused of financing armed groups who massacred 8 100002 seize and moderate hutus in 1904 and of course you can follow all of those stories including that great number of 100000 deaths in the u.s. on our web site at al-jazeera dot com it's updated through the day al-jazeera has more news in half an hour next its football rebels do stay with us. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living again breaks it down that was a slogan that won over the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al-jazeera. because i'm going to. do this from going. to munch on the cars for the community to see. that you don't. miss this. lead is also a substitute. emotional but it just feels true body to follow. this all. the ides.

armed groups who killed around 800000 troops see and moderate hutus over around 100 days in 1994 he was arrested in a paris suburb almost 2 weeks ago after more than 2 decades on the run the judges are due to the side whether to transfer to the u.n. tribunal in a russia in tanzania. at least 54 people have been killed by the allied democratic forces rebel group in the democratic republic of congo armed with machetes the group launched the attack in some vocal village and to re province on monday night the attackers also stole food and other valuables at least $627.00 civilians have been killed by a.d.f. forces in the region since october often in response to offensives by the r.c.s. military. schools universities and sporting events are expected to restart in tanzania next week as it lifts coronavirus restrictions president john mcgrath for he has repeatedly played down the outbreak but opposition politicians accuse the government of covering up a crisis it's almost a month since the last official data was released saying there were $480.00 confirmed cases and 16 deaths welcome what

of poor health he's accused of bankrolling on the groups who massacred 8 100002 seize and moderate hutus in 1900 full was arrested in a paris suburb almost 2 weeks ago well the talk about the hospital from paris. well at the end of the hearing the court rejected felice or cougars request to be released under court surveillance because of poor health and the cord said that his health was good enough for him to remain in detention there was also the risk that he could have scorned or cougar was at large for more than a quarter century when he was arrested in paris earlier this month he is accused of being one of the main finances of the wrong one genocide now when the charges were read out to him during this hearing rejected them all he called them all lies now his defense lawyers say that they want cougar to be tried in the future here in france that he's 84 years old and that he is too old and frail to be extradited however the court will decide next week whether or not could be can be extradited to be put in u.n. custody and eventually face trial in an international court little apartme

court for prosecution couple guys accused of financing hutu militias that massacred as many as 800002 seize in 1994 and taiwan's newly inaugurated president says she wants dialogue with china but rejects reunification after being sworn in for a 2nd and final term syene when said relations have reached a historic turning point with both having a duty to prevent antagonism and finds ways to co-exists the need to lift coronavirus patients in brazil's amazon a state has tripled in recent days doctors say small planes can only carry one seriously ill patient at a time so those who have to be read ok did must join a wait list express say colvin 1000 is quickly spreading among indigenous communities the state has reported more than 22000 infections and nearly 1500 deaths so far and those are the headlines inside stories next on al-jazeera stay with us. libya's war holy fuck off star is forced into a retreat an important base near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the u.n. recognized government pulis prolonging the civil war kick start talks between the warring factions this is insi

militias killed at least $800000.00 minority tootsies and moderate hutus prosecutors say paid those militias and purchased weapons that were used in the killings in 1997 he was indicted on 7 criminal counts including genocide it was arrested near paris on saturday after he was found living under a false identity. phil is a professor and author on africa who says could because the rest is a significant legal moment the genocide couldn't happen without to prove he basically bankrolled the entire genocide. by sickly produced created and funded the interim one militias which carried out many of the largest massacres during the genocide he also bankrolled the mind height right station that incited many of the 2 massacres and he also united will the import of about 500000 machetes into the country without which the killing spree would have been an impossible sort so really without could the genocide simply couldn't have happened and and his arrest tonight is are is an incredibly significant legal moment he was being protected in kenya for a very long time in fact it's a great surprise to

a suspect in the $994.00 rwandan genocide 84 year old philip had been on the run for 25 years the hutu businessman is accused of funding those who slaughtered civilians and the radio station that encouraged it of a period of $100.00 days and $994.00 hutu militias killed at least 800000 minority to seize and moderate hutus prosecutors say paid those militias and purchased weapons that were used in the killings in 1997 he was indicted on 7 criminal counts including genocide. was arrested near paris on saturday after he was found living under a false identity. louis munch is the central africa director for human rights watch he joins us now from burlington in the u.s. state of the month thank you for your time just how important a development is this thank you so much for having me kim this is a huge day this is a huge day for rwanda and this is a huge day for international justice and it's very difficult to overstate how significant this arrest is for this young koga is one of the big fish he is one of the last remaining individuals out there who really had it was alleged to have had exc

they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists smoldered hundreds of thousands of tutsis.

they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. or this. it was the worst day.

he is accused of bankrolling and arming ethnic armed groups who tutsi andund 800,000 moderate hutus.e was arrested after more than two decades on the wrong. to transfer him to the -- decide whether to transfer him to the tribunal. armed with machetes, a group launched an attack on monday night. the attackers stole food and other valuables. at least 627 civilians have been killed by adf forces in the region since october, often in response to drc military. universities and sporting events are expected to restart in tanzania next week as it lifts coronavirus restrictions. the president has repeatedly played down the outbreak. opposition politicians accuse the government of covering up a crisis. it is almost a month since the last official data was released, saying there were 480 confirmed cases and 16 deaths. malcolm webb reports. salaambeaches in dar es are getting busy. tanzania did not have strict lockdown measures like some of its neighbors. now it is lifting them. the president encouraged people together and pray in churches and mosques. crowds came out to eid celebrations on satu

because of poor health is accused of financing armed groups who massacred 8 100002 seize and moderate hutus in 1904 and of course you can follow all of those stories including that great number of 100000 deaths in the u.s. on our web site at al-jazeera dot com it's updated through the day. as it has more news in half an hour next its football rebels do stay with us. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot to the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in get a break sit down that was a slogan that one of the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al-jazeera. i'm going to get. this from pyongyang hang them up on the concept of community she claims that you don't see her. name there is also substituting the emotional part of the same. body to find the. name the. name it's to. the board but you can. get a podium kwan die on battle but just to be a democracy i'm a complete brute. i mean. if you say. it i'm going to cheat the media. so there we have a d.c. did a city be a

alleged to have funded the ethnic roots to militias they killed at least 800000 ethnic tutsis moderate hutus in a 100 days could be go was it not for more than a quarter of a century is addressed in paris earlier this month has been welcomed by genocide survivors like it sends the mana. to measure rest but of course one must respect the presumption of innocence he was one of the men figures of the old rhonda and he was wanted on several charges so it's a huge relief that he's been caught who was indicted by un cotton genocide charges in 1997 so decades he evaded investigators in africa and europe before he was finally caught in france french investigators surveyed children online and discovered the one of them rented an apartment in this building in the paris suburb of ano source and when police raided the home they found a good now 84 years old it is believed that he was living here for at least 4 years with a false identity. colonel erik m. a whole led the investigation. during the lockdown our investigators were working from home so they had more time to focus on this case to truck phones

up to 1000000 people are estimated to have been killed most of them tutsis most of the killers were hutus. survivors of the genocide played the radio hosts in the production. continues to work on projects in and about africa. took 2 furlongs from the q one i worked in that region by chance 1st in rwanda and then i went to eastern congo and saw that all the problems the crises and the genocide had been exported because so many people had fled to eastern congo and there was instability in the state collapsed before not that. many companies exploited the fact that it was a failed state. they saw i think it just ripe someone and mining all the whole target indians there are huge deposits there and the war is still ongoing on. the creek at the. very end of. their total. rubbish. so i thought let's set up a tribe you know examine the situation with the set up an international court of staff to keep us so we've got judges from that made where there is an international criminal court and from congo mixing different legal systems and we took 3 cases involving companies so that we could create a sp

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they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis.

poor health he's been accused of bankrolling armed groups who massacred 8 100002 seize a moderate hutus in 1994 was arrested in the paris suburb almost 2 weeks ago after being on the run for more than 2 decades and the 1st space flight of nasa astronauts from u.s. soil in nearly a decade has been perspire and because of bad weather the countdown was stopped around 17 minutes before the space x. falcon 9 rocket was due to lift off the next attempt was made on saturday those were the headlines of about with more news in half an hour next it's inside story with burnitz math. the u.s. accuses russia of sending fighter jets to libya moscow says it wants a cease fire at its ally. has suffered losses after turkish military interventions one of the options for stabilizing libya creasing complex war this is inside story . hello welcome to the program. russia is one of the main players in the war in libya it supports warlord khalifa haftar who wants to take the capital tripoli from the un recognized government but the campaign has suffered a series of setbacks officials in tripoli said russian tr

of financing hutu militias that massacred as many as 800002 the seas in 1994 and taiwan snooty inaugurated president says she wants dialogue with china but rejects reunification after being sworn in for a 2nd and final term syene when said relations have reached a historic turning point with both having a duty to prevent antagonism and finds ways to co-exists the need to lift coronavirus patients in brazil's amazon a state has tripled in recent days doctors say small planes can only carry one seriously ill patient at a time so those who have to be read ok did must join a waiting list express a cold 1000 is quickly spreading among indigenous communities the state has reported more than 22000 infections and nearly 1500 deaths so far and those are the headlines inside story is next on al-jazeera stay with us. and. live is war holy fuck off dog is forced into a retreat an important base near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the un recognized government pulis prolonging the civil war kick start talks between the warring factions this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on t

in other news, a rwandan businessman who's alleged to have financed the hutu extremists behind the 1994d in france. the french authorities say felicien kabuga — now in his 80s — was detained in a suburb of paris living under a false identity. awarning — viewers might find some of these images disturbing. will ross reports. he had been on the run for 26 yea rs. he had been on the run for 26 years. during a dawn raid they arrested him in a suburb north of paris. his family had tried to shield him. neighbours are 110w to shield him. neighbours are now discovering they were living next to one of the worlds most wanted men, a genocide suspect. translation: we could not believe it. not eve ryo ne we could not believe it. not everyone in the building was expecting to hear it was someone expecting to hear it was someone like that. he was very discreet, he did not talk to anyone, he was extremely discreet. these are the crimes he will be put on trial for, the scale and brutality of the rwandan genocide is almost beyond comprehension. in just ioo beyond comprehension. in just 100 days 800,000 peo

alleged to have funded the ethnic cuzzi militias the killed at least 800000 ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus in a 100 days could be legal was of knowledge for more than a quarter of a century is arrest in paris earlier this month has been welcomed by genocide survivors like sons in mana. it's a major arrest but of course one must respect the presumption of innocence he was one of the main figures of the old rhonda and he was wanted on several charges so it's a huge relief that he's been cote who was indicted by un courts and genocide charges in 1997 so decades he evaded investigators in africa and europe before he was finally caught in france. french investigators surveyed children online and discovered the one of them rented in the parliament in this building in the paris suburb of an e-mail source saying when police raided the home they found could be good now 84 years old it is believed that he was living here for at least 4 years with a false identity colonel eric m a whole led the investigation. during the lockdown our investigators were working from home so they had more time to focus

is also an ex rebel having fought in the civil war between hutu and tutsi ethnic communities. he has run for president twice before but lost he says his victory was stolen by president who's not standing this time we have to make sure that he is. country where all the citizens are equal. but also we think that we must emphasize on. private sector if we really want this country to develop a job has been watching political rallies closely here in town to the country 2 years ago after failing to a refugee camp in tanzania in 2015 this was during violence that erupted when the president announced he would stand for at that town agencies say around $1200.00 people were killed and more than 400000 displaced a month also survived the civil war. there is nothing as important as peace to break peace is easy but to bring it back is difficult in $93.00 they broke the peace and it took so much effort to restore it does a geisha after delegation came our leaders should make our peace a priority and love the country 1st. according to the world food program more than 65 percent of whom are p

chairman of the infamous ekta m radio station which he used to broadcast propaganda inciting ethnic hutus to murder to seize his arrest was carried out by french police together with cooperation from belgian and british authorities now he will face the international criminal court for his part in one of the worst atrocities in recent history sonny diagonal al-jazeera. italy's government says it will reopen its borders and allow travel to and from the country for next month after the country reported its lowest daily coronavirus death toll since early march it has been under one of the world's strict id kerner virus lockdowns. is thought hundreds of people may have died from the corona virus in the yemeni city of aden in the past few days although only 13 deaths have been officially recorded that raises the number of known infections in government held areas to 122 humans who through rebels have also reported 2 new cases in areas they control a massive citywide testing drive is underway in the chinese city of new where the outbreak began a voluntary campaign comes of the city confirmed its

chairman of the infamous at a l m radio station which he used to broadcast propaganda inciting ethnic hutus to murder to seize his arrest was carried out by french police together with cooperation from belgian and british authorities now he will face the international criminal court for his part in one of the worst atrocities in recent history sonny diagonal al-jazeera. rather more signs that the worst of the coronavirus crisis may be over in mainland europe italy has reported its lowest daily coronavirus death toll since early march and announced plans to lift one of the world's strictest lock downs from june assert both regional and international borders will open again and the 14 day quarantine for people arriving from abroad will end well this is football returns in germany with the 1st been listening to matches in 2 months being played in empty stadiums but it's a different story in war torn yemen or it's feared the virus may have killed hundreds in the southern city of aden in just the last week and from nigeria to the u.s. people are noticing the impact on their pockets with food pri

ally of the president he's a former rebel fighter who survived the ethnic cleansing of students of hutu ethnicity at the university of beirut in 1905 the president calls him a national hero. he was a fast. track to prepare for arrive after signing the peace deal that ended the civil war it was a brave move his job was also trying to grab it i mean police which he did successfully he also played a big role in establishing c.n.d. . as a formidable political party. is pushing ahead with the election despite the coronavirus pandemic the country has at least 2 dozen confirmed cases and recently expelled some wild health organization were. after the criticism. has been adequate the present situation is under control now the only country where people are still gathering for public and really just holy days god knows what is happening in their world and that's when we are turning to for protection. and you will be choosing a president and. paul representatives and the poor that will have no international . promise to fix the struggling economy create jobs unify the country some of the $5000000.

of poor health he's accused of bankrolling armed groups who massacred 8 100002 seize and moderate hutus in 1994 bigger was arrested in the paris suburb almost 2 weeks ago. and more protests have broken out in the u.s. state of minnesota these are live pictures where they are protesting over the killing of an unarmed black man in police custody there's been widespread outrage after video emerged showing an officer using his need to pin george floyd down to the ground the officers involved have been fired those are the headlines more news in half an hour to stay with us. but the pub in the me if you can and order with any. you had the kid needed me to modernise it in and it will be public. mustn't i'm going to come out we're fed up with this mahogany i got the idea. for that them and hostel. elisi clean and. mr and and again the movie he'd done in my life was simple and so you leave her on the sidewalk is my. friend then i use my name can. be a musty good sock from last with anyone or nationally in. the top waiting to see a live mostly young. mother from the 6 a miss any of us and i'll us

chairman of the infamous ekta m radio station which he used to broadcast propaganda inciting ethnic hutus to murder to seize his arrest was carried out by french police together with cooperation from belgian and british authorities now he will face the international criminal court in the hague for his part in one of the worst atrocities in recent history sonny diagonal al-jazeera. thailand has begun the process of easing a lockdown that began in april shopping malls and install suggest reopened a nightly curfew will be short. a state of emergency will continue until the end of the month and all international flights remain suspended until the end of june thailand hasn't reported any new cases of the coronavirus since friday an intern janitor call thailand's deputy prime minister and the minister of public health he says the public's cooperation has helped to reduce the numbers of infection significantly and we cannot say that we are free of coronary virus. we cannot say that there will be no 2nd but what we can say is thailand is well prepared to undertake situation. because a. virus trav