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PUBLICATIONS AND PRICES

BOOKS PRICE

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Rwanda: Death, Despair and Defiance (Revised Edition),August 1995, 1234 pages

31.19 50.00

Facing Genocide: The Nuba of Sudan, July 1995, 370 pages 9.95 14.95

Rwanda: Not So Innocent: When Women Become Killers,August 1995, 255 pages Also available in French

8.95 13.95

Kenya: Shadow Justice, November 1996, 267 pages 9.95 14.95

Food & Power in Sudan: A Critique of Humanitarianism,May 1997, 379 pages

14.95 24.95

Rwanda: The Insurgency in the Northwest, September 1998, 412 pages 14.95 24.95

Democratic Republic of Congo: The Cycle of Conflict: Which Way Out inthe Kivus? December 2000, 340 pages

14.95 24.95

Rwanda: Tribute to Courage, August 2002, 299 pages Also available in French

31.19 50.00

REPORTS PRICESterling

(£)US

Dollar ($)

Somalia: Operation Restore Hope: A Preliminary Assessment, May 1993, 60 pages

4.95 7.95

Somalia: Human Rights Abuses by United Nations Forces,July 1993, 35 pages

3.95 6.95

The Nightmare Continues ... Abuses Against Somali Refugees in Kenya,September 1993, 54 pages

4.95 7.95

Violent Deeds Live On: Landmines in Somalia and Somaliland,December 1993, 82 pages(Jointly published with the Mines Advisory Group)

5.95 8.95

Sudan’s Invisible Citizens: The Policy of Abuse Against the DisplacedPeople of the North April 1995, 69 pages Also available in Arabic

5.95 8.95



Rwanda: “A Waste of Hope”: The United Nations Human Rights FieldOperation, April 1995, 69 pages Also available in French 5.95 8.95

Justice in Zimbabwe, February 1996, 105 pages 7.95 10.95

Rwanda, Killing the Evidence: Murder, Attacks, Arrests and Intimidation of Survivors and Witnesses, April 1996, 105 pages Also available in French

7.95 10.95

Witness Kenya 1: Destroying Soweto: The Burning Issue of Land Rights inKenya, July 1997, 22 pages

3.50 5.00

The Protestant Churches and the Genocide: An Appeal to the WorldCouncil of Churches’ Meeting in Harare, December 1998, 24 pages

2.00 3.50

Witness Kenya 2: Violence at the Coast; The Human Consequences of Kenya’s Crumbling Political Institutions, October 1997, 25 pages

3.50 5.00

A Desolate Peace: Human Rights in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan 1997,August 1997, 27 pages.

4.95 7.95

Justice in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan, August 1997, 43 pages 4.95 7.95

Northern Uganda: Justice In Conflict, January 2000, 87 pages 7.95 10.95

Confessing to Genocide: Responses to Rwanda’s Genocide Law,June 2000, 141 pages 10:00 14:00

The Heart of Education: Assessing Human Rights in Rwanda’s Schools,June 2001, 128 pages

10:00 14:00

Avoiding an Impasse, Understanding the Conflicts in Western Uganda,December 2001, 59 pages

5.95 8.95

Rwanda: Gacaca Justice: A Shared Responsibility, January 2003, 51 pages 5.95 8.95

Rwanda: The Gisimba Memorial Centre: No Place for Fear, A Tribute to

Damas Mutezintare Gisimba, April 2003, 22 pages Also available in French

5.00 7.50

DISCUSSION PAPERS PRICESterling

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No 1: Land Tenure: The Creation of Famine and Prospects for Peace inSomalia, October 1993, 14 pages

2.00 3.50

No 2: Components of a Lasting Peace in Sudan: First Thoughts,December 1993, 28 pages

3.95 5.95

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No 3: Rwanda, Who is killing; Who is dying; What is to be done? May 1994, 49 pages

5.95 8.95

No 4: Crimes Without Punishment: Sexual Harassment and ViolenceAgainst Female Students in Schools and Universities in Africa, July 1994,

35 pages Also available in French

3.95 6.95

No 5: Humanitarianism Unbound? Current Dilemmas Facing Multi-MandateRelief Operations in Political Emergencies, November 1994, 40 pages

4.95 7.95

No 6: Great Expectations: The Civil Roles of the Churches in SouthernSudan, April 1995, 43 pages

4.95 7.95

No 7: Imposing Empowerment: Aid and Civil Institutions in SouthernSudan, December 1995, 54 pages

4.95 7.95

No 8: Zimbabwe: In the Party’s Interest? June 1999, 52 pages 5.95 8.95

No 9: Zimbabwe: The 2000 Elections: Making and Breaking the Rules,March 2000, 23 pages

2.00 3.00

No 10: Striving for Peace: Preparations for the Amnesty in NorthernUganda, August 2000, 18 pages

2.00 3.00

RWANDA SERIESWITNESS TO GENOCIDE-TÉMOIN DU GÉNOCIDE

PRICE

Available in English and French Sterling(£)

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Issue 1: Backwards and Forwards: The Struggle for Justice; Father Wenceslas Munyeshyaka is Arrested and Released in France,October 1995, 41 pages.

5.00 8.50

Issue 2: Dr. Sosthène Munyemana: The Butcher of Tumba: At Liberty inFrance, February 1996, 37 pages.

5.00 8.50

Issue 3: Presumption of Innocence: The Case Against Innocent Mazimpaka,May 1996, 58 pages

5.00 8.50

Issue 4: Jean-Paul Akayesu: First Prosecution by the International CriminalTribunal at Arusha, Tanzania, September 1996, 55 pages

5.00 8.50

Issue 5: Joseph Ruyenzi: Prisoner Without a Conscience,January 1997, 45 pages

5.00 8.50

Issue 6: John Yusufu Munyakazi: The Killer Behind the Refugee,June 1997, 76 pages

5.00 8:50

Issue 7: Antoine Sibomana and His Supporters: Burying the Truth in theName of “Human Rights”, September 1997, 80 pages

6.50 11.50

Issue 8: Resisting Genocide: Bisesero, April - June 1994,April 1998, 110 pages

8.00 12.00

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Issue 9: Father Wenceslas Munyeshyaka: In the Eyes of the Survivors of Sainte Famille, April 1999, 96 pages

8.00 12.00

Issue 10: Damien Biniga: A Genocide without Borders, June 1999, 64 pages 8.00 12.00

Issue 11: Obstruction of Justice, The Nuns of Sovu in Belgium,February 2000, 62 pages

8.00 12.00

Issue 12: Lt. Col. Tharcisse Muvunyi: A Rwandese Genocide Commander Living in Britain, April 2000,109 pages

8.00 12.00

Issue 13: Left to Die at ETO & Nyanza: The Stories of Rwandese CiviliansAbandoned by UN Troops on 11 April 1994, April 2001, 112 pages

10.00 14.00

Issue 14: Father Hormisdas Nsengimana, Accused of Genocide; Shelteredby the Church, November 2001, 43 pages

5:00 8:50

RWANDA SERIESCHARGE SHEETS PRICE

Available in English and FrenchSterling

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No 1: Callixte Nzabonimana, March 1999, 6 pages P&P only

No 2: Father Anastase Seromba: Parish Priest in Florence, Italy, November 1999, 22 pages

2.29 4.00

No 3: Elizaphan Ntakirutimana: U.S Supreme Court Supports Extradition toArusha, February 2000, 23 pages

2.29 4.00

No 4: Emmanuel Bagambiki: In the Custody of the ICTR, June 2000, 13pages

2.29 4.00

No 5: Jean-Baptiste Gatete: At Liberty in Tanzania? July 2000, 29 pages 2:29 4.00

No 6: Colonel Tharcisse Renzaho: A Soldier in the DRC? October 2001, 23 pages

2.29 4.00

RWANDA SERIESHISTORY OF THE GENOCIDE IN THE 12 INITIAL GACACA SECTORS PRICE

Available in English, French and KinyarwandaSubscription available for all 12 reports: $60 for all twelve, or $24 for the first six

Sterling(£)

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No 1: Gishamvu: A Collective Account, January 2003, 26 pages 2.29 4.00

No 2: Nyarugunga: A Collective Account, February 2003, 35 pages 2.29 4.00

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No 3: Nkomero, April 2003, 50 pages 5.00 8.50

*Please add the following amount for postage & packaging

UK Europe Rest of WorldJournals/Reports/Discussion Papers £1.50 £2.50 £2.50 - $5.00Books £2.50 £2.50 £2.50 - $5.00Death, Despair and Defiance £3.50 £5.00 £10.50 - $17.00

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