Probing Of Rwandan Genocide Suspect Ntiwiragabo Starts In France
By Our Reporter
The
probing of Rwanda genocide suspect, Aloys Ntiwiragabo, has kicked off in France.
French
investigative news site Mediapart found the former spy chief hiding in Orleans,
about 100km southwest of Paris.
The
probing came after France opened an investigation into alleged crimes against
humanity by Ntiwiragabo, a top former Rwandan military official, during the
country's 1994 genocide that killed at least 800,000 people.
Prosecutors
said on Saturday a preliminary investigation was opened after Ntiwiragabo was
found hiding in the suburbs of the city of Orleans, about 100km (62 miles)
southwest of Paris.
French
investigative news site Mediapart tracked down the former Rwandan spy chief
after he was identified by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
(IC...