Rwandan beekeeper arrested in US over genocide charges
Summary
A beekeeper from Rwanda, living in America, named Faustin Nsabumukunzi, was recently arrested. He's accused of bad things during a large outbreak of violence in Rwanda in 1994, and also of lying to enter America in 2003.Key Facts
- Faustin Nsabumukunzi, a man from Rwanda, was recently arrested in America.
- He's accused of taking part in very bad violence in Rwanda in 1994.
- This violence led to the death of about 800,000 people.
- He's also charged with lying to get into America in 2003.
- He said "not guilty" to these charges and is now free but has to stay at home. He has a device that tracks where he is.
- If he is found guilty, he could be put in prison for 30 years.
- Nsabumukunzi used to be a beekeeper in Rwanda. He took care of 1,500 bee hives.
- In America, he took care of about 100 hives for a company called Hampton's Honey.
- Some people who left Rwanda to live in other places have been arrested because they are suspected of doing bad things during the violence in 1994.
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