Where pink shirts mark out the killers.

The writer presents an account of a visit to Rwanda that coincided with the tenth-anniversary commemorations of the 1994 genocide in the country. He explains that his trip preceded a journey with Britain's secretary of state for international development, Hilary Benn, and his advisory team, in sear...

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Published in:New Statesman Vol. 133; pp. 32 - 35
Main Author: Cowley, Jason
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Published: New Statesman Ltd. April 19 2004
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