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Representative of the United Nations Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (MICT) Samuel Akorimo (L) reads the transfer act for key Rwandan genocide suspect Ladislas Ntaganzwa, flanked by Democratic Republic of Congo's Justine Minister Alexis Thambwe Mwamba (2nd L) and Democratic Republic of Congo's Minister of Media and Communication and government spokesperson Lambert Mende (2nd R) during the handover of Ntaganzwa to UN custody by the Democratic Republic of Congo on March 20, 2016, in Ndjili international airport in Kinshasa. Top level Rwandan genocide suspect Ladislas Ntaganzwa was flown from Kinshasa to Kigali on March 20 to face trial three months after his arrest in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The 53-year old former mayor is to be tried on nine counts of genocide, crimes against humanity and violating the Geneva Conventions during the 1994 genocide in which around 800,000 people were killed, mostly ethnic Tutsis. / AFP / Bienvenu-Marie BAKUMANYA (Photo credit should read BIENVENU-MARIE BAKUMANYA/AFP via Getty Images)