ITV and BBC on Rwanda: Journalistic ethics on the cross.

Why Rwanda gets punished for doing right

One person who has just visited Rwanda and obviously been impressed by what he has experienced writes that here life flows like water, and that while here, he has learnt about the beauty of the world.

‘Genocide Denial is the Final Stage of Genocide’

Over the past week, coping with genocide and its aftermath has occupied a great deal of my thoughts. Of them all, I am most concerned by the alarming trend in which history is being revised even as I write this, when the Holocaust is being…

The killer lake: how an exploding lake became a gold mine for Rwanda

ITV News wrong to give platform to Rwanda’s genocide mastermind

John Ray, Africa correspondent for ITV News, interviews Jean Kambanda in a Mali prison. Photograph: ITV News

I am pleased to carry this guest blog by Linda Melvern, who has written extensively…

The Rwandan National Hero and the Kangaroo Court

Much like one of the de-legitimizing scenarios facing Israel, over the past month and a half, Rwanda, one of Israel’s emerging close friends, experienced something that the Israeli Ministries of Justice and Foreign Affairs should heed closely.

Lt Gen Karake’s arrest: Why the UK should apologise to Rwanda

Why does Europe hound Rwanda?

Supporters of Rwandan General Karenzi Karake celebrate after he was granted bail | Getty