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- Rwanda, France
- Topics:
- Law, War & Conflict, International Relations, Politics
Angelo Izama writes about the French-Rwanda diplomatic fall-out, “It is not news that France and the Kigali regime are on competing sides of the politics in this grave-filled but resource-rich Great Lakes region. The contest to assign blame for the genocide is a dangerous extension of that competition. It is, however, constantly shrouded in the humanitarian discourse on conflict.”
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