Rwanda Human Rights

http://www.globalresearch.ca/second-genocide-in-rwanda-slow-silent-and-systematic/5398459?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=second-genocide-in-rwanda-slow-silent-and-systematic Second Genocide in Rwanda? Slow, Silent, and Systematic? What is happening in Rwanda? And, is the UN turning away? By  Ann Garrison Global Research, August 30, 2014 Region:  sub-Saharan Africa Theme:  Crimes against Humanity   5       17     0         103 What is happening in Rwanda?  On Aug. 26, the BBC reported that Burundian officials are investigating to determine why Rwandan bodies have been found floating in Lake Rweru, on Burundi's border with Rwanda . The discovery is not only gruesome but also ominous because both East African nations suffer from extremely volatile Hutu-Tutsi ethnic rivalries rooted in centuries of Hutu oppression by a feudal Tutsi aristocracy, which became a colonial elite in the 18th and 19th centuri...

  From: "Jean Bosco Sibomana sibomanaxyz999@gmail.com [Democracy_Human_Rights]"  Subject: *DHR* The Independent - UK - 1 hour ago: Assassins linked to Kagame regime.   Assassins linked to Kagame regime. The Independent - UK - 1 hour ago. By Ian Birrell Friday 29 August 2014 Rwandan president is implicated in funding hit squad of four men convicted of trying to kill his exiled army chief in South Africa. Yet Western countries, including Britain, continue to pander to the murderous despot  Six men charged with attempting to kill Rwanda's former army chief Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa sit in court in Johannesburg. Four of them were convicted of attempted assassination yesterday Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa had only been in South Africa for a few months when, returning home from a shopping trip with his wife and children, a gunman tried to kill him....

Op-Ed: Rwanda, in crisis, uses coercive force to achieve justice http://m.digitaljournal.com/news/world/op-ed-rwanda-in-crisis-uses-coercive-force-to-achieve-justice/article/400053 Op-Ed: Rwanda, in crisis, uses coercive force to achieve justice Judi Rever  | yesterday  Listen to this article   (by  ReadSpeaker ) What happens when moral law is absent and the arbitrary exercise of power becomes the only means of delivering justice? Tyranny ensues. On Friday, Rwanda's military court is expected to announce a harsh sentence against Joel Mutabazi, President Paul Kagame's former bodyguard who escaped Rwanda three years ago after being tortured for his alleged ties to opposition. For quite some time, Kagame had his eye on Mutabazi and other ethnic Tutsis that have fled a vortex of oppression and suspicion for the illusion of safety in Uganda. Some of those refugees have ended up dead -- their throats slit or shot in the streets of Kampala. Others have been beaten and...

  Op-Ed: Rwanda, in crisis, uses coercive force to achieve justice http://m.digitaljournal.com/news/world/op-ed-rwanda-in-crisis-uses-coercive-force-to-achieve-justice/article/400053 Op-Ed: Rwanda, in crisis, uses coercive force to achieve justice Judi Rever  | yesterday  Listen to this article   (by  ReadSpeaker ) What happens when moral law is absent and the arbitrary exercise of power becomes the only means of delivering justice? Tyranny ensues. On Friday, Rwanda's military court is expected to announce a harsh sentence against Joel Mutabazi, President Paul Kagame's former bodyguard who escaped Rwanda three years ago after being tortured for his alleged ties to opposition. For quite some time, Kagame had his eye on Mutabazi and other ethnic Tutsis that have fled a vortex of oppression and suspicion for the illusion of safety in Uganda. Some of those refugees have ended up dead -- their throats slit or shot in ...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/assassins-linked-to-kagame-regime-9700529.html Assassins linked to Kagame regime A   A   A Rwandan president is implicated in funding hit squad of four men convicted of trying to kill his exiled army chief in  South Africa. Yet Western countries, including Britain, continue to pander to the murderous despot Six men charged with attempting to kill Rwanda's former army chief Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa sit in court in Johannesburg. Four of them were convicted of attempted assassination yesterday 126 By  IAN BIRRELL Friday 29 August 2014 Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa had only been in South Africa for a few months when, returning home from a shopping trip with his wife and children, a gunman tried to kill him. The Rwandan general, exiled after falling out with President Paul Kagame, survived after being rushed to intensive care. Yesterday he saw four men convicted of trying to assassinate him. "The magistrate has correctly observed ...