Internews produced newsreels with up-to-date information about the prosecution of genocide suspects for consumption by low-income rural audiences. The main participants in this prosecution process are the Gacaca juries (inyangamugayo), the accused, the victims of genocide, and the witnesses, as well as representatives of Rwandan society (community members, local and national government employees, students, prisoners, ex-combatants, refugees, etc).
These videos reported on the prosecution of key Rwandan genocide suspects at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), as well as the justice proceedings at the Rwandan National Courts and the Gacaca (village courts).

Projections were followed by informal discussion about the film. These sessions provided a unique opportunity for rural audiences to pose questions directly to the various experts who attend as part of the Internews team. The relevant and newsworthy parts of the discussions are included in future videos. nternews also organises screenings for VIPs and other personnel working at the ICTR, the Rwandan National Court and the Gacaca. This provides a rare opportunity for state officials to absorb the opinions and concerns of ordinary Rwandans on and about the post-genocide judicial process. The videos are also shown to genocide suspects awaiting trial in prison. This is their only exposure to news on the justice proceedings.