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• 126. International Women’s Day 2010

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

• 127. A Tribunal for Cambodia

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

• 128. Ambassador Stephen J. Rapp

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

• 129. 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

• 130. US Government Statements on Genocide

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

• 131. 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

• 132. Michael Bazyler

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

• 133. 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

• 134. 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

• 135. 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

• 136. Museum Welcomes Presidential Action on Genocide

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

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

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

• 138. 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

• 139. Death Cheats Justice in Cambodia

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

• 140. Museum Launches Initiative to Examine International Responses to Genocide

  in Rwanda in 1994. UN Photo/Milton Grant

• 141. 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

• 142. 2014 Sudikoff Seminar

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

• 143. Statement on the 20th Anniversary of the Genocide at Srebrenica

  the genocide in Rwanda, the world failed to respond to the increasing warning signs of genocide in

• 144. Holocaust Survivor Margit Meissner Speaks at US Capitol Event Focused on Assad Regime Atrocities

  in Bosnia, the genocide in Rwanda, and in the Sudan and we stood by. We did nothing. And the worst of

• 145. President Obama Announces New Appointees to United States Holocaust Memorial Council

  first trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda from 1995 to 1997.  Ms. Darehshori

• 146. About the Museum

  about past genocides—such as those in Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur—and to consider what they can do to

• 147. Holocaust Survivor Al Munzer Speaks at US Capitol to Spotlight Atrocities Against Syrian Civilians

  persecuted by the Khmer Rouge, another it’s the Muslims in Bosnia or the Tutsis in Rwanda. And today and for

• 148. Democratic Republic of the Congo, 1996–Present

  the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), a group whose leadership is associated with

• 149. Pragmatic Research

  tribunals for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and Rwanda (ICTR)—has dissipated. In response, international

• 150. The Legal Framework

  atrocities in the former Yugoslavia and in Rwanda. In the late 1990s, interest grew in establishing a

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