A Rwandan man accused of participating in the 1994 genocide has been deported from the U.S to face justice in his home  country. 55 year old Jean Le'onard Teganya arrived in Kigali following his release from the U.S federal prison, where he had served a 97 month sentence for immigration fraud and perjury. It is alleged that as a medical student and ruling party member during the 100-day massacres in Rwanda, Teganya actively collaborated with soldiers and militias to identify and target Tutsi patients as a hospital in Butare. He had been living in Canada for 15years  before illegally entering the United States under false asylum application, a year ago. He was taken into custody by the Rwandan authorities upon landing on Monday.

We spoke to Frederick Golooba-Mutebi, Political Analyst based in Rwanda

<p>A Rwandan man accused of participating in the 1994 genocide has been deported from the U.S to face justice in his home &nbsp;country. 55 year old Jean Le'onard Teganya arrived in Kigali following his release from the U.S federal prison, where he had served a 97 month sentence for immigration fraud and perjury. It is alleged that as a medical student and ruling party member during the 100-day massacres in Rwanda, Teganya actively collaborated with soldiers and militias to identify and target Tutsi patients as a hospital in Butare. He had been living in Canada for 15years &nbsp;before illegally entering the United States under false asylum application, a year ago. He was taken into custody by the Rwandan authorities upon landing on Monday.<br><br>We spoke to Frederick Golooba-Mutebi, Political Analyst based in Rwanda</p>