Akayesu, Jean-Paul | UNITED NATIONS | International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals
How the courage of a few Rwandan women changed the world | Human Rights | Al Jazeera
ICD - Akayesu - Asser Institute
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “Prosecution of International Crimes” 18 January ppt download
Stepping Forward For The Sake Of Justice | UPR Utah Public Radio
What's the difference between genocide and ethnic cleansing? | PBS NewsHour
The Uncondemned': Retracing First Conviction for Rape as a Weapon of Genocide
Jean-Paul Akayesu – World Policy
Review: In 'The Uncondemned,' Rwandan Rape Survivors Seek Justice - The New York Times
Jean Paul Akayesu | UN News
Accadde oggi | Genocide, Rwandan genocide, Santee
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust | International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
Mayor Taba Jean Paul Akayesu, ICTR Arusha, Tanzania 1997. – Sven Bloch
SLANK on Twitter: "Jean-Paul Akayesu: despite being innocent, he was the 1st man in history convicted of rape & genocide by an international court & is serving life b/c Hillary Clinton came
Rwanda: The most judged genocide in history - JusticeInfo.net
Mayor Taba Jean Paul Akayesu, ICTR Arusha, Tanzania 1997. – Sven Bloch
PODCAST: The power of bearing witness – how rape became an 'act of genocide' | | UN News
United Nations security personel escort Jean Paul Akayesu (L) into the Rwanda Tribunal court in Arusha, Tanzania September 2. The U.N. tribunal on Rwanda on Wednesday found Akayesu guilty of genocide for
Rwanda: The First Conviction for Genocide | Holocaust Encyclopedia
Rwanda genocide: the fight to bring the perpetrators to justice | Rwanda | The Guardian
Documentary on Akayesu case makes world premiere at UN; reviewers call it “riveting”, “courtroom thriller” | IntLawGrrls
Rights CoLab - #ThrowbackThursday: On September 2, 1998, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda – a court established by the United Nations – convicted Jean-Paul Akayesu of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Mayor Taba Jean Paul Akayesu, ICTR Arusha, Tanzania 1997. – Sven Bloch
