The Chamber found that Bagosora, Ntabakuze, and Nsengiyumva exercised superior responsibility over subordinates who committed genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, and that they ordered, aided, or abetted specific massacres and attacks against Tutsi civilians and political opponents. The Chamber acquitted all accused of conspiracy to commit genocide, finding the evidence insufficient to prove an agreement to commit genocide prior to 7 April 1994. Kabiligi was acquitted of all charges due to lack of evidence of command authority or direct involvement. The Chamber imposed life impr…
The accused, through their roles as founders, owners, and managers of RTLM radio, Kangura newspaper, and the CDR party, intentionally used mass media and political organization to incite, conspire, and participate in the genocide of the Tutsi population and persecution of moderate Hutu. Their actions, including hate speech, publication of lists, calls for extermination, and organizational support for killings, constituted direct and public incitement to commit genocide, conspiracy to commit genocide, genocide, and crimes against humanity. The accused's positions of authority and failure to pr…