| Number | 22157 |
| Subject | Justice |
| Source | None |
| State | None |
| Year | 2005 |
| Publication Date | None |
| Summary | Temple-Raston investigates the events leading to the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, and how Rwanda has fared in the aftermath. She details the United Nations' trial of three Rwandan journalists charged with inciting the murder of Tutsis. She follows their convictions for helping to start the RTLM hate radio station in Rwanda. She conveys how ordinary Rwandans felt during the three month-long genocide. She refers to her study as "the most notorious media trial since Nuremberg." |
| Category | None |
| Pages | 4 |
| Keywords | genocide;Rwanda;United Nations;Tutsi;RTLM;Hutu;prejudice;UN Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda;journalist;freedom of the press |
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