The arrest of Kabuga after a hunt lasting more than the quarter of a century made headlines around the world. The arrest has given new energy to the hunt for others on the run and accused of playing significant roles in the genocide. Finding them is not rocket science … Justice is slow but will prevail, if there is political will and enough investigative resources,” said Serge Brammertz, the prosecutor who led the hunt. “We are trying to use the momentum [generated by the Kabuga arrest] to increase cooperation [which] remains very difficult. At a hearing 11 days after his arrest, Kabuga denied the charges against him.

Source: The Guardian November 03, 2020 04:52 UTC