Dambiile dhaqaale oo ka tirsan dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyay inuu ka qayb galay dhacii Rwanda 1994
Dukun Vincent Brown, 65 jir, oo hore u ahaa Dr Vincent Bajinya, ayaa ku guuleystay inuu noqdo qofka ugu horreeyay ee dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyo inuu ka qayb galay dhaca dagaalka ee Rwanda sanadkii 1994, kadib baaritaan dhowr sano ah.
Eedeymaha iyo xaaladda guddoomiyaha
Dukun Vincent Brown, 65 jir, ayaa ku guuleystay inuu noqdo qofka ugu horreeyay ee dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyo inuu ka qayb galay dhaca dagaalka ee Rwanda sanadkii 1994, kadib baaritaan dhowr sano ah. Eedeymuhu waxay ku saabsan yihiin inuu ku dhaawacay dadka reer Tutsi, iyadoo la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo.
Guddoomiyaha ayaa la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo. Eedeymuhu waxay ku saabsan yihiin inuu ku dhaawacay dadka reer Tutsi, iyadoo la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo.
Taariikhda iyo xaaladda guddoomiyaha
Dukun Vincent Brown, 65 jir, ayaa ku guuleystay inuu noqdo qofka ugu horreeyay ee dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyo inuu ka qayb galay dhaca dagaalka ee Rwanda sanadkii 1994, kadib baaritaan dhowr sano ah. Eedeymuhu waxay ku saabsan yihiin inuu ku dhaawacay dadka reer Tutsi, iyadoo la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo.
Dukun Vincent Brown, 65 jir, ayaa ku guuleystay inuu noqdo qofka ugu horreeyay ee dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyo inuu ka qayb galay dhaca dagaalka ee Rwanda sanadkii 1994, kadib baaritaan dhowr sano ah. Eedeymuhu waxay ku saabsan yihiin inuu ku dhaawacay dadka reer Tutsi, iyadoo la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo.
Xaaladda guddoomiyaha iyo baaritaanka
Dukun Vincent Brown, 65 jir, ayaa ku guuleystay inuu noqdo qofka ugu horreeyay ee dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyo inuu ka qayb galay dhaca dagaalka ee Rwanda sanadkii 1994, kadib baaritaan dhowr sano ah. Eedeymuhu waxay ku saabsan yihiin inuu ku dhaawacay dadka reer Tutsi, iyadoo la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo.
Dukun Vincent Brown, 65 jir, ayaa ku guuleystay inuu noqdo qofka ugu horreeyay ee dalka Ingiriiska loo eedeeyo inuu ka qayb galay dhaca dagaalka ee Rwanda sanadkii 1994, kadib baaritaan dhowr sano ah. Eedeymuhu waxay ku saabsan yihiin inuu ku dhaawacay dadka reer Tutsi, iyadoo la sheegay inuu ku dhaawacay saddex qof oo isku guri ah, iyo hal wiil iyo hooyo.
Dr Vincent Brown, formerly known as Dr Vincent Bajinya, has become the first person charged in the United Kingdom with genocide over the 1994 Rwandan killings. The 65-year-old doctor appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court in custody after a seven-year British investigation, facing charges of conduct ancillary to genocide and six offences of conduct ancillary to murder as a crime against humanity.
The Charges and the Court Proceedings
Brown was told he faces charges under the 2001 International Criminal Court Act, with prosecutors describing the alleged killings as part of a widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population carried out with knowledge of the attack. The case has been passed to the Old Bailey for a hearing on 9 October, with a bail application to be considered later on Tuesday.
The charges relate to an alleged slaughter in the Rugenge district of Kigali between 6 April and 13 April 1994. Brown is accused of killing, directing or encouraging the deaths of members of the Tutsi ethnic group, as well as intending to destroy the group as a whole or in part.
The Victims and the Wider Context
Three members of the same house were allegedly murdered, along with a taxi driver, a mother and her young son. The alleged victims were Dominique Mukurarinda, Immaculee Mukankusi, Gerasi Rurangirwa, Leandre Mbogoye, Charlotte Kamaguja and Olivier Tuyishime.
The 1994 killings in Rwanda lasted 100 days, during which Hutu extremists carried out a campaign of slaughter against Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus. An estimated 800,000 were killed in what remains one of the deadliest genocides in modern history.
Brown's Background and Defence Response
Brown is a medical doctor who qualified in Rwanda in the 1980s and later became head of the country's Department of Family Health in Kigali. In 2006 he worked at Praxis, a London-based charity which helps refugees from places like Rwanda, and he has also served on the Refugee Nurses Task Force, which was set up in 2003 to advise the UK government.
Sam Blom-Cooper, a barrister for Brown, told the court his client denied the allegations and was intent on going in front of a jury to clear the stains of these appalling allegations. He said the defendant had hoped for, longed for, and prayed for the best part of 20 years, for this day.
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