Pauline Nyiramasuhuko, the first woman convicted of genocide by an international court

In the waning days of the Rwandan genocide, scores of ethnic Tutsis took refuge in a provincial government office in the Rwandan town of Butare. And then Pauline Nyiramasuhuko – a Hutu and former minister for family and women affairs – arrived and ordered them all killed.  - CSMonitor.com
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