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Casimir Bizimungu, Rwanda’s Minister of Health, has been living in a safe house in Arusha, Tanzania since his acquittal by an international tribunal there of charges related to the 1994 genocide in neighboring Rwanda. He has no passport, his family has re

Acquitted of genocide, a handful of Rwandans live a life in limbo

December 31, 2014Justice

As the international court trying cases related to the 1994 genocide in Rwanda finally completes its work, a handful of people acquitted remain in limbo in Tanzania.

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