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Rwanda: A look back at the 1994 genocide

6 April 2021 - by Eric Toussaint

Starting on 7 April 1994, in less than three months, nearly one million Rwandans – the exact figure has not yet been determined - were exterminated because they were (or supposed to be) Tutsis. Tens of thousands of moderate Hutus were also (...)
Structural violence and the struggle for state power in Rwanda

8 April 2019 - by Andy Storey

The 1994 Rwandan genocide occurred despite the existence of a peace and power sharing agreement (the Arusha Accords) to which all parties to the conflict had ostensibly subscribed. This paper addresses the failings of the Arusha peace and power (...)
Part 2 of the interview “History of the CADTM’s anti-debt Policies”

The First Testing Grounds for the CADTM’s Methods to Counter Illegitimate Debt: the examples of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo

11 August 2016 - by Eric Toussaint, Benjamin Lemoine

Interview with Eric Toussaint, spokesperson and co-founder of the international network of the Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debt (CADTM). Interview by Benjamin Lemoine This interview presents the genealogy of the anti-debt (...)
The 1994 Rwandan Genocide - The Use of Rwanda’s External Debt (1990-1994)

7 April 2016 - by Michel Chossudovsky, Pierre Galand

Twenty-two years after the 1994 Genocide, the role of financial institutions has to be fully understood. Development aid and foreign loans were channelled towards financing the military and paramilitary. The donors turned a blind eye. This (...)
Rwanda: the financiers of the genocide

12 April 2004 - by Eric Toussaint

The 1994 genocide Ten years ago, beginning on 7 April 1994, within a period of three months, more than one million Rwandans - the exact figure has yet to be determined - were exterminated because they were Tutsis or thought to be. Several (...)
The Use of Rwanda’s External Debt (1990-1994) - The Responsibility of Donors and Creditors

4 April 2004 - by Michel Chossudovsky, Pierre Galand

Ten years after the 1994 Genocide, the role of financial institutions has to be fully understood. Development aid and foreign loans were channelled towards financing the military and paramilitary. The donors turned a blind eye. This report (...)