This article is quite relevant in our current discussions regarding both legal systems of justice for prosecution against genocide and current global affairs in Rwanda. It talks about how the Rwanda has "dismissed the unfounded claim" that Amnesty International has made saying that they are unfit for trying genocide suspects abroad. Some believed that domestically persuing these cases as opposed to subjecting them to international action is essential to calming the longstanding tensions. read it for yourself its fairly short but interesting.
http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=75118
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