This document discusses the use of forensic DNA evidence in improving criminal justice in Rwanda. It notes that while DNA technology has been widely used around the world to help solve complex crimes, it has not been fully utilized in Rwanda's criminal justice system due to several factors. These include DNA and its use not being included in legal education curricula, a lack of DNA legislation, and insufficient forensic infrastructure like modern DNA labs. The document argues that introducing DNA topics to legal education, enacting DNA laws, and improving forensic facilities would help the criminal justice system in Rwanda make better use of DNA evidence to further fairness and accuracy in crime solving.