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7 April 2005
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7 April 2005: Programme Number 42

Prosecutor of ICC - Received a Sealed List of Suspect: Rwanda Commemorates the Eleventh Anniversary of the Genocide : WHO - Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever Killed Over 150 People in Angola:

This week the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Moreno Ocampo came to United Nations headquarters to receive a sealed list of 51 names of people suspected of crimes against humanity, committed in the western Darfur region of Sudan. "As the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court my duty in this common task is to investigate the crimes and to respect the interests of the victims."

In Rwanda and at the United Nations, April 7 is a reminder of genocide that happened eleven years ago. The representative of Rwanda to the United Nations explains how one group of the people of Rwanda, who had lived together for many years, sharing the same culture, was manipulated into turning against their compatriots and slaughtered them in hundreds of thousands in 1994.

A killer disease known as Marburg has killed 150 people in Angola. Dick Thomson, a spokesman for the World Health Organization in Geneva. There is no treatment for the disease. There is no vaccine. Generally there is a case fatality rate anywhere from 25 to over 90 per cent."

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PAUL VOLCKER ISSUES A REPORT ON OIL-FOR-FOOD PROGRAMME: ARMED MILITIAS HAND IN THEIR WEAPONS IN THE DR CONGO: TOGO PREPARES FOR ELECTIONS IN APRIL

New York: The Chairman of the Independent Inquiry Committee on the oil-for-food programme, Paul Volcker issued a report on the alleged role of UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan in corruption involving his son, Kojo Annan, during the implementation of the programme.

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PILOT EDITION

Tenth anniversary of the Rwandan genocide: Why did the genocide happen? Why was the UN unable to prevent the killings or stop the massacres? What lessons have been learned? Transcript

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Reflections of the Genocide |
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