Rwanda
Inside Roméo Dallaire’s ongoing battle with PTSD
From 2016: Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire’s raw and emotionally devastating memoir lays bare his own inner torment
Exposing Rwanda’s facade of progress
Anjan Sundaram, who came to train journalists, finds a Rwanda ruled by a Paul Kagame’s repressive state
For the record: Romeo Dallaire’s last speech in the Senate
‘The question is: When will Canada finally answer the call again?’
‘I’ve seen a 14-year-old commanding 30 or 40 kids’: Romeo Dallaire
From the archives: Retired Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire on girl soldiers and life post-Rwanda
In the shadow of Rwanda
Why the UN’s latest peacekeeping mission in Africa may prove to be one of its toughest
Hatebase: An anti-genocide app
An NGO hopes tracking hateful tweets can flag mounting ethnic conflict, and even prevent genocide
Where children are the killers
A rag-tag opposition forms to battle the African rebel leaders who put guns in the hands of children
Gareth Aled Coombes, 1989-2012
An adrenalin junkie who travelled the world in search of adventure, he had returned to university to finish his final year
Female Rwandan minister guilty of genocide, rape
Pauline Nyiramasuhuko first woman convicted by UN-backed tribunal for the Rwandan genocide
Rwandan ex-paramilitary officers convicted of genocide
UN tribunal finds men guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity
Queen’s Remembrance Day soapbox
Why pay tribute to war veterans when you can make divisive political statements instead?
Newsmakers
Hugo Chávez’s weird new quest, a flight attendant who’s had enough, and the Judy Garland of the American right