Martin Ngoga said on Thursday. We have no clear evidence but we have indications. He added that the Rwandan government hoped to produce evidence in the future. Spotlight on recruitment practices Ngoga said his government was pleased that such a report had been published, especially as it raises issues about which Rwanda had already expressed concern. The next step we will take is to say the names.
Rwandan law divides genocide suspects into four categories.
One comprises genocide planners and leaders. He added that the Rwandan government had always suggested that investigations be conducted because, he said, there were investigators and lawyers using false credentials. Ngoga also expressed concern about security at the UN prison in Arusha. He said that if some detainees continued to maintain large amounts of money, they could corrupt the entire system. Hirondelle audio products are available in English, French, Swahili and Kinyarwanda.