The French government has arrested a man suspected of genocide and crimes against humanity in Rwanda, according to reports.
Innocent Musabyimana was arrested on Tuesday by French authorities whilst working as a delivery driver. Despite having a warrant issued for his arrests by the Rwandan government in November 2012, French authorities and anti-genocide campaigners claim to have little information about the man.
His arrest comes as Rwanda's Prosecutor General slammed the French government over the slow progress in arresting genocide suspects on their territory.
See our earlier post: Prosecutor-General criticises France over genocide suspects (22 January 2013)
Innocent Musabyimana was arrested on Tuesday by French authorities whilst working as a delivery driver. Despite having a warrant issued for his arrests by the Rwandan government in November 2012, French authorities and anti-genocide campaigners claim to have little information about the man.
His arrest comes as Rwanda's Prosecutor General slammed the French government over the slow progress in arresting genocide suspects on their territory.
See our earlier post: Prosecutor-General criticises France over genocide suspects (22 January 2013)