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For the first time, British authorities have charged an individual in connection with the genocide that took place in Rwanda in 1994. The suspect is a Rwandan citizen believed to have incited others to kill members of the Tutsi ethnicity. His name is Dr. Vincent Brown, aged 65, who faces one charge of aiding and abetting genocide, along with nine counts related to murder and crimes against humanity. These charges stem from his alleged role in inciting others to commit acts of killing in Kigali during April 1994. The investigation began in 2019 at the request of the Rwandan government, and he is expected to appear before a court in London. This development comes more than 30 years after the massacres that resulted in over 800,000 deaths, and it is the first instance in which the United Kingdom has directly charged individuals connected to the incident.
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