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: International and UK LawRwanda: why Keir Starmer has to act
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This week a former Baptist church preacher in Rwanda was charged with genocide
for his alleged role in the killilngs in 1994. The charge has been brought
by Finland. In Britain, meanwhile, the Crown Prosecution Service?s public
reaction to the failure of the Rwanda genocide extradition case in April is
depressing. There is no jurisdiction, it says, to try the four discharged
suspects in Britain.Full post as published by International and UK Law on June 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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