Qui est tito rutaremara biography

          One of the RPF founders, Tito Rutaremara,28 was one of the first men among the commissioners to be persuaded by the idea and support it

        1. One of the RPF founders, Tito Rutaremara,28 was one of the first men among the commissioners to be persuaded by the idea and support it
        2. The first to envisage the possibility of resorting to the traditional gacaca in dealing with genocide crimes was Tito Rutaremara, one of the founders of the FPR.
        3. Tito Rutaremara, chief ombudsman of Rwanda and former secretary-general of the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF), offers an account of his role.
        4. This paper will examine how these constructed ideologies of the twentieth century affected the treatment of Tutsis in the Rwandan genocide.
        5. University of Chicago Press, ), 56 Interview with Tito Rutaremara, President of the Legal and Constitutional Commission of Rwanda.

          6. Tito Rutaremara, chief ombudsman of Rwanda and former secretary-general of the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF), offers an account of his role.!

          Senator Tito Rutaremara: Raggae Diehard and Ardent Man U Fan

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          Senator Tito Rutaremara in an interview with KT Press shares about love for sports, music and memories

          The old English adage ‘age is just a number’ may not hold any meaning until you meet Senator Tito Rutaremara, a Rwandan senior citizen who has served Rwanda in numerous capacities, including – the liberation struggle.

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          Rutaremara 73 is a Rwandan Politician and current member of the Rwandan upper chamber of Parliament.

          He is famous for being Rwanda’s First Ombudsman – a position where the appointing authority chooses a honest person who is mandated to deliver justice where other routes have failed.

          Rutaremara is also a historical founding member of Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) Inkotanyi and is among the party’s senior Cadres still living.

          However, outside his official duties and political clout, the veteran member of Rwanda’s upper chamber of Parliament has a bunch of other things that shape his private li