Rwanda: Who's denying genocide? May 9, 2011 ( http://sfbayview.com/2011/rwanda-whos-denying-genocide/ ) Select Language Afrikaans Albanian Arabic Belarusian Bulgarian Catalan Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Croatian Czech Danish Dutch Estonian Filipino Finnish French Galician German Greek Haitian Creole Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Icelandic Indonesian Irish Italian Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Macedonian Malay Maltese Norwegian Persian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swahili Swedish Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese Welsh Yiddish Powered by Translate by the International Humanitarian Law Institute (IHLI) The 2010 U.N. Mapping Exercise Report, U.N. Prosecutor Del Ponte's 2009 exposé of Rwandan Patriotic Front crimes, and the 2008 Spanish genocide indictment of President Paul Kagame and the Rwandan Patriotic Front tell the real story Rwandan Chief Prosecutor Martin Ngoga – Photo: AFP St. Paul, Minn. – In a May 2...
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Who is Andrew Mitchell? UK Foreign aid, Rwanda, Andrew Mitchell and David Cameron. Andrew Mitchell is the UK Secretary of State for International Development who has no experience in international development and economic development. This man knows Rwanda only. Every year he takes his summer holiday in Rwanda. In November 2008, Andrew Mitchell said on BBC that there were no Hutu refugees massacres in Congo Democratic Republic. Andrew Mitchell said that refugees were killed by hunger and diseases while they were Congo Democratic Republic. This is a man who has no empathy toward the poor, the weak and the disadvantaged. This means that Andrew Mitchell dismisses the UN Mapping Report findings about human rights abuses, genocide and massacres of refugees who fleeing Kagame. David Cameron and Andrew Mitchell know that Britain's influence is diminishing around the world. They only option that they have to keep some British influence is foreign aid. ...
28 August 2010 Last updated at 23:11 GMT, Why is Kagame's gvment re-threatening UN to withdraw army and police? Instead of discussing the truth in substance containing in "UN report" !, Kigali could affront in law the case if they are clean. Are soldiers and police children(or slaves) of Kagame him self? or of the state ? Do you Remember that,when UN pressured in Karenzi Karake's case accused of war crimes(in France,Spain) ,the former second chief commander in Darfour, Kagame and his governement threatened to withdraw rwandese army from Soudan. The game has gained,UN pulled down and waites the end of his mandate, than the scene begins again in favour of great impunity, world injustice instead of the universal justice. Fortunately, RPF Kagame's regime does big business in UN Mission Darfour,for ex : they drink "TRISTAR/RPF's water Inyange"from Kigali, they took 1/3 of all employee,soldier salary from UN Mission !!! Why does Kagame fears free and fa...
Rwandan butcher Kagame wins a round ( http://www.africandictator.org/?p=3387 ) July 26, 2011 | Filed under: Features | Posted by: Herman As the British say, wonder never cease. The UK International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell, yesterday (25 July 2011)landed in Rwanda to join fellow conservatives on annual voluntary work in Rwanda. Amazing! We had put a bet of one cow if Andrew Mitchell went to shake hands with the devil, the butcher of Rwanda General Kagame. We reasoned that the Butcher of Rwanda is beyond redemption given his near-total isolation due to his recent actions. We lost the bet. The Kagame sycophants who taunted us that Mitchell will visit their hero the butcher of Rwanda can now collect their cow. You win some you lose some. The Rwandan dictator will no doubt claim this visit as an endorsement to his murderous regime. But Mr Dictator, as you continue your charm offensive, the voices committed to exposing your true colours will not cease. These voices inc...
His Excellency Ban Ki-Moon September 2, 2010 UN Secretary-General Nº 29/J/PK/910 760 United Nations Plaza, Manhattan, NY 10017 New York, NY 10017 Re: OPJDR expects the UNHCHR report on Human Rights abuses in DRC between March 1993 and June 2003 to be officially released as it was drafted without any distortion on the content and that a genuine action be taken thereafter. Excellency, The Organization for Peace , Justice and Development in Rwanda (OPJDR), Inc; a human rights organization based in US with area of interest being the Great Lakes region of Africa, has just read the draft of the report from United Nations High Commission for Human Rights (UNHCHR) detailing serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, including crimes of genocide perpetrated by the current army of Rwanda, Rwanda Patriotic Army, against Hutu refugees in DRC between 1996 and 1998. OPJDR welcomes this report but was disturbed by the information that the Government of Rwanda has for month...
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