Over 60,000 cases of property looted in Genocide filed so far

Senior government officials and representatives of survivors and professional bailiffs are scheduled to meet, today, in Kigali to brainstorm on how to solve the issue of Genocide convicts who are yet to pay for survivors’ property they looted or destroyed during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
Gacaca court sessions in 2006. The documented number of cases of Genocide convicts who are yet to pay for survivors' property is over 60,000. (File)
Gacaca court sessions in 2006. The documented number of cases of Genocide convicts who are yet to pay for survivors' property is over 60,000. (File)
Eugene Kwibuka