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The 15 pages that link to International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, each with the reason it gives.

• International Criminal CourtRelated: Its proceedings demonstrated the need for sustained international criminal justice.

• War crimeRelated: Its cases clarified that serious violations in non-international conflicts can entail individual criminal responsibility.

• Truth and Reconciliation CommissionCompared with: Unlike this prosecution-focused tribunal, South Africa’s commission exchanged qualifying disclosure for conditional amnesty.

• Crimes against humanityBroader topic: Its jurisprudence helped clarify how international tribunals apply crimes-against-humanity law.

• Rwandan genocideRelated: It tried senior organizers and developed landmark jurisprudence on genocide and sexual violence.

• Minority rightsRelated: Its work demonstrates the limits of legal protection when identity-based persecution escalates into mass violence.

• International Criminal Tribunal for the former YugoslaviaCompared with: Created soon after the ICTY, it shared institutional features while addressing a different conflict.

• International criminal lawBroader topic: Its judgments clarified genocide and sexual violence prosecutions.

• RwandaRelated: Its trials pursued international justice for crimes committed in Rwanda.

• Rwandan Civil WarRelated: Its prosecutions addressed crimes committed during the genocide and the war’s final phase.

• War crimes trialsBroader topic: Its cases addressed genocide and sexual violence alongside violations of the laws of war.

• History of RwandaBroader topic: It pursued international criminal accountability for genocide and related crimes.

• Théoneste BagosoraNarrower topic: This tribunal tried Bagosora and issued the judgments that define his legal record.

• Assassination of Juvénal Habyarimana and Cyprien NtaryamiraRelated: Its prosecutions addressed crimes committed after the attack, not responsibility for the plane’s destruction.

• Wartime sexual violenceRelated: Its Akayesu judgment recognized rape as an act of genocide under specified conditions.