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RUSESABAGINA’S CASE IN 100 PICTURES. FROM DAY ONE TO HIS APPEAL

By Samuel 8 Min Read

 

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RUSESABAGINA  AT THE NATIONAL PUBLIC PROSECUTION ON 9 September 2020 RUSESABAGINA  DURING  THE HEARING AT KICUKIRO PRIMARY COURT ON  September 14,2020Rusesabagina during the ruling  at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September 2020

RUSESABAGINA  AT THE NATIONAL PUBLIC PROSECUTION ON 9 September 2020

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

Rusesabagina chats with his lawyers as he appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina chats with his lawyers as he appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority.He was flanked by his lawyers Emeline Nyembo and David Rugaza  in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina chats with his lawyers Emeline Nyembo and David Rugaza as he appeared at the headquarters of the National Public Prosecution Authority in Kimihurura on 9 September 2020

 

 

Lawyer David Rugaza (Left) interacts with Paul Rusesabagina as he appeared at NPPA in Kigali on 9 September 2020

 

 RUSESABAGINA  DURING  THE HEARING AT KICUKIRO PRIMARY COURT ON  September 14,2020

 

 

Paul Rusesabagina was arraigned at Kicukiro Primary Court on Monday, September 14

 

 

Paul Rusesabagina was arraigned at Kicukiro Primary Court on Monday, September 14

 

Paul Rusesabagina was arraigned at Kicukiro Primary Court on Monday, September 14

 

 

Paul Rusesabagina was arraigned at Kicukiro Primary Court on Monday, September 14

 

Highly protected suspect Paul Rusesabagina was arraigned at Kicukiro Primary Court on Monday, September 14

 

 

Judge Dorothy Yankurije who presided over the hearing at Kicukiro Primary Court on 14 September 2020

 

Paul Rusesabagina was charged with 13 counts related to terrorism during his hearing at Kicukiro Primary Court on 14 September 2020

 

Paul Rusesabagina during his hearing at Kicukiro Primary Court on 14 September 2020

 

 

Lawyer David Rugaza defending his client during the hearing on 14 September

 

 

Rusesabagina interacts with his lawyer David Rugaza during the hearing on 14 September

 

Rusesabagina was accompanied by his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the hearing on 14 September 2020

 

 

Paul Rusesabagina was charged with 13 counts related to terrorism during his hearing at Kicukiro Primary Court on 14 September 2020

 

 

The charges Rusesabagina faces are linked to activities of FLN, a militia group founded by a collective of outfits under an umbrella called MRCD, which he heads.

 

Rusesabagina during the ruling  at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina arrives  at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September

 

 

Rusesabagina arrives  at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September

 

 

Rusesabagina arrives at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September

 

 

Rusesabagina arrives for the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September .

 

 

Paul Rusesabagina was accompanied by his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court on September 17. The prosecution said He faces several counts, including terrorism, arson, kidnap and murder.

 

Rusesabagina with his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September 2020. Prior to his arrest  Paul Rusesabagina was living in the United States, while he also has Belgian citizenship.

 

 

Rusesabagina talks to his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September 2020. According to lawyer Rugaza ,both attorneys are working on pro bono basis

 

 

Rusesabagina interacts with his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court in Kigali on 17 September 2020

 

 

According to the prosecution, Rusesabagina the 66-year-old was involved in attacks that killed unarmed innocent civilians, including the one launched in June 2018 in Nyabimata, Nyaruguru District, and another in December 2018 in Nyungwe, Nyamagabe District

 

Rusesabagina interacts with his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court on 17 September 2020

 

 

Rusesabagina interacts with his lawyers, David Rugaza and Emelyne Nyumbo during the ruling at Kicukiro Primary Court on 17 September 2020

 

 

 

  • Rusesabagina escorted by many officers of Rwanda Correctional Services after a hearing court session at Nyarugenge intermediate Court
Rusesabagina interacts with his lawyers David Rugaza and Emeline Nyembo at Nyarugenge Intermediate Court in Kigali on 2 October 2020
Rusesabagina interacts with his lawyers David Rugaza and Emeline Nyembo at Nyarugenge Intermediate Court in Kigali on 2 October 2020
A judge presides over the ruling at Nyarugenge Intermediate Court in Kigali in October 2020
Rusesabagina during the hearing Nyarugenge Intermediate Court in Kigali on 2 October 2020
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