Barbarians -- as judged by their behaviour -- live on all continents and come in all colours. North Korea is barbaric by any man's standards, as are several other governments/nations. Stalin's USSR and Mao's China, not to forget Pol Pot's Cambodia, were likely more barbaric still.
Hunt down the genocidists? Fine w/me, but somewhat easier said than done. The remnants of the Nazi regime fled mostly to South America, which fact made locating considerable numbers of them much easier. So, where today are the Rwandan genocidists of the previous decade, where have they run to? Equitorial Guinea? Sierra Leone? Mozambique (itself the home of a rather considerable attempt at genocide, as you'll recall)? Zimbabwe, even; Mugabe would shield them in a heartbeat if he thought they could serve his purposes? The Sudan? Who knows?
Hunting down these vermin will have to be a piecemeal and unfortunately very slow process; the Nazis were meticulous record-keepers, which fact made their pursuit vastly easier. These swine likely, most of them, can't even write, there's little if any documentation of their foreign connections, and they can relatively easily vanish into any of a dozen or so anarchic or near-anarchic environments -- Somalia, for an easy example.
Hunting them down does sound nice, as policy, but the execution of such policy is way the devil more difficult than merely typing the words.
"Africans, Shmafricans. I wasn't talking about Africa AT ALL, but about barbarism in general, of which evil this moron quoted in the article is a clear result. 'Justice', my butt; this chap is in the game for payback."
Where is the evidence to support this claim? He's trying to bring killers to justice, just like Simon Wiesenthal did in the preceding decades. Is there something wrong with that?
And I think you were talking about Africa, Rwanda specifically, when you wrote, as a question to Mr. Murigande:
"Would civilised peoples not be, would the world at large not be, net bottom line and no 'human rights' BS (which concept eludes BOTH your tribes), well better off by letting you lot mutually slaughter each other into extinction or near-extinction?"
". So, where today are the Rwandan genocidists of the previous decade, where have they run to? Equitorial Guinea? Sierra Leone? Mozambique (itself the home of a rather considerable attempt at genocide, as you'll recall)? Zimbabwe, even; Mugabe would shield them in a heartbeat if he thought they could serve his purposes? The Sudan? Who knows?"
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It's common knowledge where most of them went. The second paragraph from the last:
"He accused the United Nations of again failing to live up to its promises because Rwandan appeals for the arrest of those who perpetrated the genocide had gone unanswered. Many of them fled to lawless east of neighboring Congo, where they have become a destabilizing force against that country's government as well."