Jury begins deliberations in Rwandan genocide trial

A Belgian jury was today beginning its deliberations on four Rwandans - two men and two nuns - accused of war crimes in the central African homeland.

A Belgian jury was today beginning its deliberations on four Rwandans - two men and two nuns - accused of war crimes in the central African homeland.

In the Brussels dock are two Benedictine nuns, a university professor and a factory manager all charged with murder during the 1994 slaughter of up to a million of Rwanda’s minority Tutsi ethnic group and moderates among the Hutu majority.

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