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Friday, 6 June 2014

[RwandaLibre] Re: The EastAfrican, 4 hours ago: Kagame: We will arrest or shoot anyone posing a security threat.

Ce n'est pas seulement Allison Desforges qui s'est vu refusée le visa au Rwanda:

On April 23, 2010, officials from the Directorate General of Immigration informed Carina Tertsakian, Human Rights Watch's senior researcher on Rwanda, that she would not be granted a work visa.

Mais Kigali se trompe de cible. Le State Department a des oreilles partout! Il semble que Mme Desforges s'en allait recouper des infos sur l'attentat contre l'avion de Habyarimana quand elle a été refoulée de l'aéroport.

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2014-06-06 10:28 GMT-04:00 kota venant <kotakori@hotmail.com>:

Amusant, le monde comme il va!
Les USA risquent de boire un autre amer calice heureusement moins grand, apres celui lui servi par l'irakien Saddam qui pourtant avait aide cette Amerique a detruire l'IRAN!

Quant a HRW, il coule des moments difficiles et eprouvants depuis que son heros feue A. des Forges etait declaree personna non grata dans la belle Kigali! HRW doit surement etre entrain de comprendre que seule la verite impartiale ennoblit et assure un gain prospere et durable.

Oui, on ne gagne jamais rien qui vaille en construisant son chateau sur du sable, bien que ce soit toujours le plus faible qui en souffre davantage!

To: Sibomanaxyz999@gmail.com
From: fondationbanyarwanda@yahoogroupes.fr
Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2014 15:37:42 -0400
Subject: [fondationbanyarwanda] The EastAfrican, 4 hours ago: Kagame: We will arrest or shoot anyone posing a security threat.

Kagame: We will arrest or shoot anyone posing a security threat.

By Special Correspondent The EastAfrican
Posted Thursday, June 5 2014 at 16:33, 4 hours ago

President Paul Kagame at a past function. He has said that his country
will continue to arrest or "even shoot on the spot" individuals who
wish to destabilise Rwanda's state security. Photo/FILE|AFP

IN SUMMARY
President statement came hours after the United States State
Department said it was "deeply concerned" by the recent spate of
arrests and disappearance of dozens of Rwandan citizens inside the
country. Rwandan security organs in recent months have conducted
operations in the northwestern part of the country, rounding up dozens
of people suspected of working with FDLR, an armed genocidal militia
based in DRC.

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President Paul Kagame has said that his country will continue to
arrest or "even shoot on the spot" individuals who wish to destabilise
Rwanda's state security.

President Kagame spoke on Thursday while addressing residents of
Nyabihu district in the northwestern part of the country.

"Those who talk about disappearances… we will continue to arrest more
suspects and if possible shoot in broad daylight those who intend to
destabilise our country," he said, amid applause.

The President statement came hours after the United States State
Department said it was "deeply concerned" by the recent spate of
arrests and disappearance of dozens of Rwandan citizens inside the
country.

Rwandan security organs in recent months have conducted operations in
the northwestern part of the country, rounding up dozens of people
suspected of working with the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of
Rwanda (FDLR). The DR Congo-based rebel outfit is linked to the 1994
genocide against the Tutsi.

The US government expressed concern that Rwandan authorities have held
individuals incommunicado for periods of up to two months before
presenting them in court.

"We are encouraged that Rwandan authorities have recently taken steps
to bring a number of these individuals before a court. Nonetheless,
the United States remains concerned that additional individuals may
still be held incommunicado and without due process of law.

"We are also concerned by credible reports that individual journalists
were threatened, and that the Government of Rwanda ordered the
suspension of a call-in radio programme that provided citizens with a
platform to discuss current events," the Department of State said in a
statement Wednesday.

President Kagame, in an apparent response to the US, said that his
government will not tolerate anyone who wishes to "throw grenades at
innocent citizens and babies" in the name of politics.

"Those who have a problem with the government should come to me
instead of throwing grenades at innocent civilians and babies. I
should be the one responsible, but they also know the consequences of
coming for me," he said.

On Wednesday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Louise Mushikiwabo
responded to the accusations of disappearances, saying that the
government is dealing with a specific security challenge in the north
of the country, where FDLR and their associates have been infiltrating
and recruiting fighters.

She said a judicial process is underway to try to suspects accused of
masterminding grenade attacks in different parts of the country. She
said the issue has been discussed with diplomats.

"In all instances, police and security agencies in Rwanda have acted
lawfully. Accused individuals are entitled to, and receive, due
process. Suggestions otherwise, including claims of disappearances,
are false.

READ: Rwanda govt trashes HRW 'disappearances' report

"We call on all parties to refrain from discourse and actions that
embolden the FDLR and its allies, and thereby endanger the lives of
Rwandans. Rwandan authorities, like in any other country, will act
swiftly and decisively to address such threats. The people of Rwanda
deserve no less," Mushikiwabo said.

The US called on Rwanda to account for individuals arrested over the
past two months and to respect their rights under Rwandan and
international human rights laws.

The alleged disappearances, recently highlighted by Human Rights Watch
(HRW), also sparked an altercation between Kigali and the rights
watchdog.

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