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Author: Jos van Oijen

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Jos van Oijen

Jos van Oijen is an independent researcher from The Netherlands who publishes on genocide-related issues in various online and print media.

  • RwandaThe Genocide Against the TutsiTop story
    By Jos van Oijen
    April 7, 2025
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    Rwanda: Who lit the fuse in 1994?

    7 April marks the 31st commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.[1] Between April and July 1994, 75 percent of the Tutsi minority in Rwanda ...
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  • Politics of DisinformationRwandaTop story
    By Jos van Oijen
    October 2, 2024
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    Black-and-white thinking about Rwanda

    Spotting discrimination, polarisation and propaganda are important functions of the media. But to do that, journalists must be able to recognise them. Rwandans used to make ...
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  • paul rusesabagina
    PoliticsRwanda
    By Jos van Oijen
    September 14, 2020
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    Correcting the depiction of the “Hotel Rwanda hero”

    Concerns about Paul Rusesabagina’s arrest may be well-founded, but descriptions of him as a real-life human rights hero may be less so. On 31 August, news ...
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  • Juvenal Moudenge, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide. Credit: Trocaire.
    RwandaSociety
    By Jos van Oijen
    January 29, 2018
    9271
    11

    When facts cease to matter: The polarised world of Rwanda research

    Reydams’ controversial article attacking a small NGO was full of factual errors and leaps of logic. Sadly, such scholarship is not rare in this field. In ...
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  • Plaque Commemorating Kicukiro Technical Training Center, Formerly the Ecole Technique Officielle (ETO), Kicukiro. Credit: Adam Jones.
    RwandaSociety
    By Jos van Oijen
    July 24, 2017
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    9

    Rwanda: Revisiting the Rusatira Affair

    The arrest then release of Colonel Rusatira is often held up as an example of false accusations against genocide suspects. But a new look at the ...
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