Norway to Extradite Man for 1994 Rwanda Genocide Murder Charges
Norway will extradite a man to Rwanda upon the East African nation's request, to face charges related to the 1994 Rwanda genocide. This decision follows the rulings of Norway's district and supreme courts and adheres to obligations under the United Nations Genocide Convention.

- Country:
- Denmark
Norway has agreed to extradite a man to Rwanda to face trial for allegedly committing murder during the 1994 Rwanda genocide, as confirmed by Norwegian police on Tuesday.
In September 2023, the Oslo district court determined that extradition conditions had been fulfilled. Norway's supreme court upheld this decision the previous year after the defendant's appeal.
Norway's justice ministry made the extradition decision on February 14, following the arrest of the individual in 2022, emphasizing the country's commitment to the United Nations Genocide Convention.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Norway
- Rwanda
- extradition
- genocide
- 1994
- justice
- supreme court
- Oslo
- United Nations
- police statement
Advertisement
ALSO READ
Fugitive Diamantaire Mehul Choksi's Arrest Sparks Call for Justice
Supreme Court Demands Fair Play in Vikas Yadav's Interim Bail Plea
Supreme Court Grants Bail in Chhattisgarh Liquor Scam
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's Legacy: Empowering Rights and Justice in India
Gender Gaps and Justice: India Justice Report 2025 Unveils Systemic Disparities