Rwandans dismayed

Wednesday 13 December 1995 00:02 GMT

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Rwandans dismayed

Kigali - Rwandans reacted with dismay yesterday after an international tribunal investigating last year's genocide indicted only eight people for the slaughter of up to one million minority Tutsis and moderate Hutus. Information Minister Jean-Pierre Bizimana said that his government was not satisfied with the first indictments announced by the tribunal's Chief Prosecutor Richard Goldstone in the northern Tanzanian town of Arusha. Reuter

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