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    **FILE** Rosamund Carr attends to an orphan at her flower plantation and orphanage at the foot of the Virunga volcano range in Mutara, Rwanda, on July 4, 1996. (Associated Press)


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    **FILE** A pair of giraffes graze in Akagera National Park in eastern Rwanda in 2003. The number of animals in the park declined drastically from the early 1990s due to poaching and unrest. (Associated Press)


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    Only about 45 days old, this mountain gorilla baby belongs to Bukima and will be among 22 babies to be given names in Saturday festivities in Rwanda.


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    Volcanoes National Park photographs This female baby gorilla was born in Rwanda on Sept. 11 to Magayane, who lost a baby before. Now 9 months old, she will get a name Saturday.


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    VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK GOING APE: This mountain gorilla, born last week on the slopes of Rwanda's Sabyinyo Volcano, is among 22 baby gorillas to be given names at Saturday´s annual ceremony, the largest cohort since the event began seven years ago.


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    A man shows a poster of Rwandan President Paul Kagame to protest against his visit in Brussels last month. Four men who were once members of Mr. Kagame's inner circle have now fled the country. They say they fear for their lives even in exile as Mr. Kagame steps up efforts to silence their criticism. (Associated Press)


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    Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, left, Rwandan President Paul Kagame, second from left, Comoros President Ahmed Abdallah Mohamed Sambi, third from right, and Sudan President Omar Bashir, second from right, attend the signing into law of the new Kenyan constitution, at Uhuru Park in Nairobi, Kenya, Friday, Aug. 27, 2010. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)


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    Beatrice Munyenyezi, 40, bought this three-bedroom house on Howe Street in Manchester, N.H., in 2003 for $190,000. Federal prosecutors say Mrs. Munyenyezi directed kidnapping, rape and murder during the genocide in Rwanda in 1998. (AP Photo/Jim Cole)


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    Former U.N. driver Jean Berchimas Rwagitinywa, a Tutsi, shows journalists the courtyard of a home in Kigali, Rwanda, where nine people were killed in the 1994 massacre. He escaped by jumping over a fence. (Associated Press)


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