UN court jails Rwanda's ex-minister

The UN tribunal for Rwanda yesterday handed a 35-year jail term to a former minister found guilty of genocide, in the court's final trial ruling.
Augustin Ngirabatware, planning minister at the time of the 1994 genocide, was found guilty of genocide, incitement to commit genocide and rape as a crime against humanity.
Ngirabatware is the son-in-law of Felicien Kabuga, accused by the tribunal of having bankrolled the genocide, and the most notorious of the nine people indicted by the tribunal still at large.