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Sweden

For further information on Sweden's laws and state practices please visit the following resources:

Sweden's laws relating to atrocity crimes are summarised in Amnesty International's report, Sweden - End Impunity through Universal Jurisdiction (No Safe Haven Series #1)

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Caveat: This description of the law does not purport to be complete. Before embarking on any investigation one should consult with local legal experts. This page was last reviewed on the 27 August 2010.

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Félicien Kabuga is the alleged financier of the Rwandan genocide. Wanted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. See recent sightings. Read more at the TRIAL website. (English, French, German)

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