In his recently published book – Rwanda: un genocide en questions -, Bernard Lugan explains that the deliberations and hearings held over many years at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda [ICTR] have significantly and sufficiently proven that the so called hutu extremists were innocent for the planning of the Rwandan genocide that took place in April/June 1994.
The conclusions of the different judgments read at the ICTR are that the genocide was triggered by the assassination of president Juvenal Habyarimana. And this leads to the understanding that, if planning there was, it should be the responsibility of Paul Kagame, who ordered the shooting down of the airplane of his predecessor in the sky of Kigali on the evening of April 6th, 1994.