Rwandan genocide suspect Kabuga dies in custody in The Hague at age 91
Felicien Kabuga, a 91-year-old Rwandan suspect accused of encouraging and bankrolling the 1994 genocide against Rwanda's Tutsi minority, has died in a hospital in The Hague, Netherlands, while in custody. His trial commenced in 2022, almost thirty years after the 100-day massacre that resulted in 800,000 deaths.

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AI-generatedFelicien Kabuga, a 91-year-old Rwandan suspect accused of encouraging and bankrolling the 1994 genocide against Rwanda's Tutsi minority, has died in a hospital in The Hague, Netherlands, while in custody. His trial commenced in 2022, almost thirty years after the 100-day massacre that resulted in 800,000 deaths. In 2023, judges deemed Kabuga unfit to continue standing trial due to dementia. The court had planned to establish a procedure to continue hearing evidence without the possibility of a conviction.
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5 extractedThe 1994 Rwanda genocide left 800,000 dead.
In 2023, judges declared Kabuga unfit to stand trial due to dementia.
Kabuga's trial began in 2022.
Kabuga was accused of encouraging and bankrolling the mass killing of Rwanda’s Tutsi minority.
Rwandan genocide suspect Felicien Kabuga died in custody in The Hague.