Jean-Louis Bruguière

Rwanda broke diplomatic relations with France in November 2006 after Paris judge Jean-Louis Bruguière issued an international arrest warrant for nine of Kagame's senior officials accusing them of involvement in the murder of President Juvénal Habyarimana in 1994 (an event which triggered the genocide)...

Rwanda broke them off in November 2006 after a French judge Jean-Louis Bruguière issued arrest warrants against nine of President Paul Kagame's senior officials alleging their complicity in the murder of the late Rwandan President Juvénal Habyarimana in April 1994 (AC Vol 47 No 24)...

Belgium's lawyers will deny this which will complicate the case led by French Judge Jean-Louis Bruguière who accuses Rwandan President Paul Kagame of being behind the attack (AC Vol 47 No 24)...

French judge Jean-Louis Bruguière has issued an international warrant against nine of Rwanda’s top leaders including President Paul Kagame for their alleged role in the incident which triggered the 1994 genocide the shooting-down of the late President Juvénal Habyarimana...

It came after France's Judge Jean-Louis Bruguière asked a higher court to issue international arrest warrants against several senior officials in President Paul Kagame's regime...

If Judge Jean-Louis Bruguière obtains the international warrants issued in France the following people will be targets for arrest if they enter the European Union and other countries: Rwanda Defence Force Chief of Staff and veteran of the Congo-Kinshasa war General James Kabarebe; Army Chief of Staff Gen...

The report in Le Monde of 11 March by Stephen Smith purported to unveil a report from the French anti-terrorist police to a specialist judge Jean-Louis Bruguière whose investigation into the Habyarimana crash has lasted for six years...

French and Libyan soldiers fought each other in Chad; Paris was and theoretically still is incensed at the downing of a French UTA plane in Niger in 1989 for which investigating Magistrate Jean-Louis Bruguière (of Carlos fame) indicted among others Gadaffi’s powerful brother-in-law Abdallah Senoussi...

All this comes as French investigating magistrate Jean-Louis Bruguière in his 29 January report of his eight-year inquiry formally accused Libya's secret services of bombing the UTA DC-10 which crashed in Niger in 1989 killing all 170 people on board...