Hi there. I know it's been a while since I've posted and even longer since I've posted anything substantial, but it has been a weird time for me, not to mention the 2-month nap I took to escape the summer heat. It is still a weird time - the past five years have been a weird time - but with the cooler weather that has rolled in with October, at least my nap is over. What does that mean for you?
Remember those genocide posts I wrote a year ago or so? More of those are coming. Unfortunately, there is a ever-growing supply of examples from which to choose.
Have you ever thought about the phrase "30 is the new 20"? I have been dwelling on it for the past several months and the more I think about it, the more I hate it. The topic might extend to several posts - exciting!
And the regular banalities of my life, because what is the point of writing a blog if one the topics can't be you?
For now, here are some bits from the news:
*France refuses to extradite Agathe Habyrarimana to Rwanda. Rwandan authorities seem unsurprised, as am I: Habyarimana's regime had close ties with France.
*However, the ICTR continues to churn out convictions, this time to two former civil service ministers.
*China is duplicitous when it comes to Africa; here are some details.
*The ICC has given prosecutors the go-ahead to investigate post-election violence in Cote D'Ivoire.
Remember those genocide posts I wrote a year ago or so? More of those are coming. Unfortunately, there is a ever-growing supply of examples from which to choose.
Have you ever thought about the phrase "30 is the new 20"? I have been dwelling on it for the past several months and the more I think about it, the more I hate it. The topic might extend to several posts - exciting!
And the regular banalities of my life, because what is the point of writing a blog if one the topics can't be you?
For now, here are some bits from the news:
*France refuses to extradite Agathe Habyrarimana to Rwanda. Rwandan authorities seem unsurprised, as am I: Habyarimana's regime had close ties with France.
*However, the ICTR continues to churn out convictions, this time to two former civil service ministers.
*China is duplicitous when it comes to Africa; here are some details.
*The ICC has given prosecutors the go-ahead to investigate post-election violence in Cote D'Ivoire.
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