PROSECUTORS are considering genocide charges against a Rwandan living in the UK 30 years after the atrocity.
Scotland Yard's War Crimes Team has sent a file to the Crown Prosecution Service about one of five men it has been investigating.
Police interviewed suspects from Kent, Essex, London and Manchester voluntarily in 2020.
Detectives have been to Rwanda several times during the complex sixyear investigation.
They have taken dozens of statements from witnesses to massacres triggered by the assassination of Rwanda's president in April 1994.
About 800,000 people were slaughtered in just 100 days, many with machetes, when extremists from the country's majority Hutu ethnic group turned on their Tutsi rivals.
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