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'''Innocent Sagahutu''' (born 1962) is a former soldier of the Rwandan Armed Forces who participated in the 1994 [[Rwandan Genocide]]. An ethnic Hutu, Sagahutu was born in Cyangugu Province.

'''Innocent Sagahutu''' (born may 30 1962) is a former soldier of the Rwandan Armed Forces who participated in the 1994 [[Rwandan Genocide]]. An ethnic Hutu, Sagahutu was born in Cyangugu Province.

Mere hours after the genocide began following the assassination of Rwandan President [[Juvénal Habyarimana]], Sagahutu's battalion was among those who attacked the home of incumbent Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana, where they proceeded to sexually assault and murder her. Sagahutu was also involved in arming and training the [[Interahamwe]], and presumably was an active participant in the genocide, commiting multiple acts of [[torture]], rape, and mass [[murder]]. He is also believed to have been involved in the murder of ten Belgian peacekeeper soldiers from the UN, during the early days of the genocide.

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-'''Innocent Sagahutu''' (born 1962) is a former soldier of the Rwandan Armed Forces who participated in the 1994 [[Rwandan Genocide]]. An ethnic Hutu, Sagahutu was born in Cyangugu Province.
+'''Innocent Sagahutu''' (born may 30 1962) is a former soldier of the Rwandan Armed Forces who participated in the 1994 [[Rwandan Genocide]]. An ethnic Hutu, Sagahutu was born in Cyangugu Province.
 Mere hours after the genocide began following the assassination of Rwandan President [[Juvénal Habyarimana]], Sagahutu's battalion was among those who attacked the home of incumbent Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana, where they proceeded to sexually assault and murder her. Sagahutu was also involved in arming and training the [[Interahamwe]], and presumably was an active participant in the genocide, commiting multiple acts of [[torture]], rape, and mass [[murder]]. He is also believed to have been involved in the murder of ten Belgian peacekeeper soldiers from the UN, during the early days of the genocide.