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126. Wanted poster

been indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR).

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127. Singer Simon Bikindi

Singer Simon Bikindi sits at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda during his trial for

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128. Forward or Backward in the Balkans?

justice: “We have seen it in Bosnia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone. We see it now in Sudan and Sri Lanka. In

129. Online Galleries Focusing on Regions at Risk Demonstrate the Power of Photography

includes an online gallery with hundreds of photographs from regions as diverse as Bosnia, Rwanda, and

130. World Refugee Day 2013: Eye on Syria

millions fled genocide in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia. Much of the past year’s surge in

131. Scott Straus

genocide: The Order of Genocide: Race, Power, and War in Rwanda (Cornell University Press, 2006), which won

132. Transatlantic Cooperation to Prevent Atrocities

Mass Killings By Lee Feinstein & Tod Lindberg March 2017 A generation after Rwanda and Bosnia

133. Shannon Raj Singh

Hague. She has also worked with the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and as a Visiting Fellow

134. International Women’s Day 2010

Darfur's Women: A podcast with Bec Hamilton Women Changing Rwanda's Future: A podcast with Elizabeth

135. A Tribunal for Cambodia

to prosecute crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, with each court operating outside

136. Ambassador Stephen J. Rapp

Rwanda, where he led the trial team that achieved the first convictions in history against leaders of the

137. Museum Letter to Sponsors of Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act

Rwanda, Srebrenica, Mount Sinjar—among others—all stand as stark reminders of the cost of unchecked

138. US Government Statements on Genocide

Bosnia, Rwanda, Burundi, Iraq, and Kosovo Cases from the 2000s to Today: Darfur, ISIS, and Burma

139. Zlatko Lagumdžija, Deputy Prime Minister of Bosnia, 1992–93

in Rwanda. But genocide in Europe, on the same soil where we were having a genocide in World War II

140. Michael Bazyler

Former Yugoslavia, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and the possible prosecution of those

141. Chapter 1

the aftermath of the mass killing in Rwanda in 1994, U.S. officials became deeply concerned about the ... for example, that the attention of senior policymakers was distracted from Rwanda in 1994 by other ... a memo recounting U.S. inaction in 1994 Rwanda, made a difference in bureaucratic debates about U

142. Debating R2P: Can It Make a Difference?

. After the failed international responses of the mid- and late-1990s in Rwanda and Bosnia, R2P emerged to

143. Museum Hosts Expert Panel on Incitement and Free Speech

—currently one of the most popular shows in Rwanda—that features residents from two villages in conflict. The

144. Museum Welcomes Presidential Action on Genocide

Atrocities, President Obama noted that “sixty-six years since the Holocaust and 17 years after Rwanda, the

145. “Mass graves? We’ve never had mass graves.”

unstable, unpredictable, and dangerous. In December, five peacekeepers from Rwanda, members of UNAMID, the

146. Preventing Genocide: A Conversation with Susan Rice

swept Rwanda and Clinton's administration failed to act, Susan Rice spoke of the lessons she'd learned

147. Death Cheats Justice in Cambodia

in The Hague for the former Yugoslavia and in Arusha for Rwanda, which convened relatively soon after

148. Museum Launches Initiative to Examine International Responses to Genocide

in Rwanda in 1994. UN Photo/Milton Grant

149. Ambassador Samantha Power to Speak at Museum Tribute Dinner

Roméo Dallaire, commander of the United Nations peacekeeping force in Rwanda in 1993–94, at the Museum

150. 2014 Sudikoff Seminar

widespread hate speech. The leaders who planned mass killings in the Holocaust, Rwanda, and Srebrenica