(English) RWANDA – DR CONGO : INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT RECEIVES COMPLAINT AGAINST PRESIDENT KAGAME
The Hague, 17th August 2012 PRESS RELEASE Today Friday 17 August 2012, at 11:30, the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague has received the complaint formally presented by opposition parties FDU-Inkingi, Rwandan National Congress (RNC), Congolese organisations and members of civil society Women’s International Network for Peace and Development (RIFDP – Canada, Belgium, Netherlands). […]
(English) RWANDA: TOMORROW WE WILL PRESS CHARGES AGAINST PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME IN THE ICC
PRESS RELEASE. Date : The Hague, 16 August , 2012. Tomorrow, 17/8/2012, together with, and on behalf of, the Rwandan opposition platform FDU-INKINGI/RWANDA NATIONAL CONGRESS (RNC), Jambo asbl, RIFDP (Canada, Belgium, Netherlands) and DRC organisations, Barrister Christopher C. Black, Counsel to the Complainants, will be at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague, Netherlands, […]
RWANDA : LE GOUVERNEMENT PERSISTE DANS LA VIOLATION DU DROIT D’EXPRESSION DE LA POPULATION.
Kigali, le 15 août 2012. La décision prise par le gouvernement rwandais de se réserver le droit de lecture des messages échangés, d’écoute de conversation téléphonique pour réduire au silence la population rwandaise est inacceptable. Le gouvernement rwandais vient de rendre public une loi permettant aux autorités de lire les courriers, y compris les messages […]
Rwanda – RD Congo: Rwandais et Congolais déposent plainte contre le Président Paul Kagame devant la Cour Pénale Internationale (CPI).
COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE Date: 06 AOÛT 2012 Le 17 août 2012, des Rwandais ensemble avec des Congolais déposeront officiellement une plainte auprès de la Cour PénaleInternationale et demanderont au Procureur d’engager des poursuites contre le Président Paul Kagame et ses complices en se basant sur le contenu des Rapports du Groupe d’Experts des Nations […]
(English) After 50 years of independence, where Rwanda is heading now?
By Alice Muhirwa July 1st 62 – July 1st 2012 : 50 years of independence time to celebrate, reflect on country’s tormented history but mostly focus on the future of Rwanda’s independence. Throughout human history, the desire for freedom has driven many people; it has sparked political revolutions and inspired people to sacrifice their possessions, homes and […]
(Kinyarwanda) RWANDA: UBWIGENGE NI IKI?
Ijambo Umuyobozi wa Komite Mpuzabikorwa ya FDU-Inkingi yagejeje ku banyarwanda bitabiye ikiganiro mbwirwaruhame kw’isabukuru y’imyaka mirongo itanu u Rwanda rumaze rwigenze, cyabereye i Montreal muri Canada, tariki ya 28 Nyakanga 2012. Banyarwanda, Banyarwandakazi, Nshuti z’u Rwanda, Mbashimiye akanya mumpaye ko kubaganirira uko ishyaka ryacu FDU-Inkingi ribona ubwigenge. Ndabivuga mu bika bibiri : ubwigenge bureba igihugu cy’u […]
(English) RWANDA : ALL RWANDANS WILL BEAR THE BURDEN OF THIS NEW PROXY WAR.
Kigali , 27 July 2012 It’s only the current Rwandan leadership that is denying the overwhelming evidence of its new military involvement in the DRC atrocities while the international community including United Nations, USA, EU, UK, South Africa, African Union, etc … is calling for an immediate end to this humanitarian disaster. The growing pressure […]
(English) Rwanda’s Paul Kagame warned he may be charged with aiding war crimes
US tells president he could face prosecution for arming groups that carried out atrocities in Democratic Republic of Congo (source article : theguardian) The head of the US war crimes office has warned Rwanda‘s leaders, including President Paul Kagame, that they could face prosecution at the international criminal court for arming groups responsible for atrocities […]
(English) Rwanda's Paul Kagame warned he may be charged with aiding war crimes
US tells president he could face prosecution for arming groups that carried out atrocities in Democratic Republic of Congo (source article : theguardian) The head of the US war crimes office has warned Rwanda‘s leaders, including President Paul Kagame, that they could face prosecution at the international criminal court for arming groups responsible for atrocities […]
(English) Kagame And Congo: How Long Can He Deny Rwandan Involvement In The East?
Questioned last week on the BBC’s Hardtalk about the connection between Rwanda and the M23 rebel movement in eastern Congo, President Paul Kagame denied all involvement………………………………….. Read full article from the source : Kagame And Congo: How Long Can He Deny Rwandan Involvement In The East? – By Richard Dowden







