Rwandese Envoy Given Conditional Release

The battle between France and Rwanda in relation to the 1994 genocide has taken a new twist. Rose Kabuye, the Rwanda’s chief of State Protocol was given a conditional release at her first appearance before the Palais de Justice in Paris.

Kabuye who was released after more than ten hours of waiting for a judge’s decision after being extradited from Germany, is along with eight top Rwandese officials accused of having shot down the plane of former president, Juvenal Habyarimana in April 1994. More from The New Times

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