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1961 Amnesty Files: UN and Belgian records on Rwanda–Urundi

Reference ID
BADRAMA-DOC-1961-001
Source
United Nations / Belgian administration prosecutorial archives (Rwanda–Urundi, June 1961)
Archive language
FR
In June 1961, during Rwanda–Urundi's independence referendum period, the United Nations and Belgian administration implemented blanket amnesty for political offences committed between October 1959 and April 1961. BADRAMA TV holds a 33-page prosecutorial dossier containing Belgian foreign-ministry correspondence, instructions tied to UN Resolution 1605, legislative ordonnance 01/188, name lists of persons granted or denied amnesty, and consolidated prosecution statistics.

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