Rwandan nuns convicted of war crimes

Two Rwandan nuns were today found guilty in a landmark Belgian trial of war crimes during the 1994 genocide in their central African nation.

Rwandan nuns convicted of war crimes
Fri, 08 Jun, 2001 - 07:44

Two Rwandan nuns were today found guilty in a landmark Belgian trial of war crimes during the 1994 genocide in their central African nation.

Sister Gertrude and Sister Maria Kisito were convicted by the jury of most of the counts of murder against them.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: SovuPlace: BelgiumPlace: RwandaPerson: GertrudePerson: Maria KisitoPerson: Vincent NtezimanaPerson: Alphonse HiganiroPerson: Reed BrodyPerson: RwandansEvent: 1994Event: 1994 genocideOrganisation: Human Rights Watch
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