A Rwandan doctor has been charged by French judges for complicity in the genocide of 1994.
An international warrant against Eugene Rwamucyo was issued by the Rwandan government in 2010, but France refused to extradite him at the time.
After further investigation into the accusations, judges in Paris decided to charge Rwamucyo with "involvement in an agreement with a view of committing the crime of genocide”, and have placed him under the status of “supervised witness” on the more serious charges.
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