committed between 1990 and 2002, including the crime of genocide. As a result of Spanish legislation which weakened the doctrine of universal jurisdiction, the indictment was modified in 2014, and the charges were restricted to terrorism against nine Spanish nationals. Karake in particular was accused of numerous crimes, "including two massacres that claimed the lives of Spanish nationals in 1995 and 1997". The Rwandan government responded with Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo calling the arrest an outrage. Karake had a court meeting the day of his arrest and was remanded in custody. On 10 August 2015, Karenzi has been freed by the UK justice, considering that "the relevant laws on the conduct alleged in this case do not cover the acts of non-UK nationals or residents abroad.". References Living people 1960 births Alumni of the University of London Rwandan generals Rwandan spies