Macron orders probe into France’s role in Rwanda genocide
By DW
07 April 2019 |
4:08 pm
The French president has named a commission to investigate France's role in the 1994 killings. More than 800,000 people, mostly ethnic Tutsis, were murdered in a genocidal campaign by militias loyal to the government.
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