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BBC-Gahuza: Ikirego cya Ingabire nta shingiro gifite

Umva BBC-Gahuza guhera ku munota wa 11 n'amasogonda 10: 


Ikirego cya Ingabire nta shingiro gifite
Ibiherutse kuvugururwa: 18 ukwa cumi, 2012 - 14:49 GMT
Victoire Ingabire n'umwunganira Me Gatera Gashabana

Victoire Ingabire n'umwunganira Me Gatera Gashabana

Mu Rwanda, urukiko rw'ikirenga rwatesheje agaciro ikirego cya Victoire Ingabire - umukuru w'umutwe wa politiki FDU inkingi - wasabaga ko zimwe mu ngingo z'itegeko rihana ingengabitekerezo ya jenoside zakurwaho kuko ngo zinyuranya n'itegeko nshinga.

Madamu Ingabire avuga ko zimwe mu ngingo zigize iri tegeko zidasobanutse kandi ngo n'ubutegetsi buzifashisha bucecekesha ababunenga.

Urukiko rwo ariko rwasanze ko kuba ingingo itakumvikana neza cyangwa ngo ibe ituzuye ngo ntibyasobanura ko inyura ukubiri n'itegeko nshinga ry'igihugu.

Yiyambaza urukiko rw'ikirenga mu kwezi kwa gatanu, Victoire Ingabire yari yasabye ko rusesa ingingo zimwe mu itegeko rihana ingengebitekerezo ya jenoside ndetse n'irihana gupfobya iki cyaha.

Umwanzuro w'urukiko wemeje ko zimwe mu ngingo zivugwa na Ingabire zitakiriho ariko ngo n'izikiri mu itegeko ngo ntaho zivuguruza itegeko nshinga.

Ingabire Victoire yari yatanze ikirego yibaza ko ikurwaho ry'izi ngingo rishobora kugira icyo rimufasha mu rundi rubanza ruzasomwa ku wa gatanu aho aregwa n'ubushinjacyaha ibyaha birimo gupfobyajenoside no kurangwa n'ingengabitekerezo yayo.

Kuba nta cyahindutse rero bivuze ko n'ibirego bikomeza kuba bya bindi.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/gahuza/amakuru/2012/10/121018_ingabire.shtml

BRUXELLES: MANIFESTATION DE SOUTIEN A MME VICTOIRE INGABIRE PRESIDENTE DES FDU-INKINGI

http://www.fdu-rwanda.com/fr/bruxelles-manifestation-de-soutien-a-mme-victoire-ingabire-presidente-des-fdu-inkingi

BRUXELLES: MANIFESTATION DE SOUTIEN A MME VICTOIRE INGABIRE PRESIDENTE DES FDU-INKINGI

BRUXELLES LE 20 OCTOBRE 2012

Heure: De 13h00 à 16h00

Adresse:
- 13h00 => Rassemblement au Rond Point / Metro Montgomery
- 14h00 => Marche vers l'Ambassade du Rwanda Avenue des
Fleurs, 1 à 1150 Bruxelles.

Object:
Soutenir Mme Victoire INGABIRE UMUHOZA, présidente des FDU-INKINGI , et dénoncer son procès politique à Kigali.
Exiger sa libération immédiate et sans conditions, ainsi que celle de tous les autres prisonniers politiques au Rwanda.
Condamner les actes de violations des droits de l'homme et d'intimidation contre les membres de l'opposition politique .
Demander l'ouverture de l'espace politique au Rwanda.

Organisateur responsable :
FDU-INKINGI – Contact : J. Bukeye +32478973762

Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza: Icône de la lutte pour la liberté et la démocratie au Rwanda

 

Rwanda: Supreme Court upholds genocide law

http://www.rnanews.com/national/6561-supreme-court-upholds-genocide-law

Supreme Court upholds genocide law

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Victoire Ingabire, accused of financing terrorism and denying the 1994 genocide, left the Supreme Court on Thursday after a panel of nine judges upheld the country's genocide ideology law.

Kigali: Rwanda's Supreme Court upheld the country's genocide ideology law Thursday, after jailed opposition leader, Victoire Umuhoza Ingabire, who stands accused of genocide ideology, challenged its legality.

Arrested in 2010 and accused of financing terrorism and denying the 1994 genocide, Ingabire, who heads the yet to be registered FDU-Inkingi party, filed the legal challenge in March. 

"The court finds no contradiction between the genocide ideology law and the constitution. It is true the constitution grants freedom of expression and speech but the genocide ideology law puts limitations to avoid violations of the freedoms," the nine-man panel of judges said in its ruling.

The genocide denial charges against Ingabire were triggered by remarks in January 2010 at Gisozi Genocide Memorial in Kigali.

Ingabire appeared in a courtroom packed with supporters from her party.

"I do not agree with the decision of the court," Ingabire said, as she was escorted out of the court house in handcuffs into a waiting van.

Ingabire petitioned the Supreme Court to repeal articles four and nine of the law against genocide ideology saying they contradict articles 33 and 34 of the constitution that guarantees freedom of expression.

With the law upheld, the High Court is expected to announce the verdict of her trial on Friday. She is officially charged with "financial support to a terrorist group, planning state insecurity and divisionism."

Prosecutors have called for her to be given a life sentence.

Supporters of Ingabire said she will boycott the ruling, as she has done since April, after the court cut short a witness who accused authorities of rigging evidence against her.

The half-hour ruling cited three international court cases which found the accused in those cases guilty of hate crimes despite using freedom of expression as a legal defense.

"These laws are set on stopping critical voices in Rwanda," said Boniface Twagirimana, vice-president of FDU-Inkingi.

"The justice here is used in the interests of the government," said Sibomana Sylvain, secretary general of FDU-Inkingi, outside of court.

"When you try to express yourself like an opposition party, they say you are an enemy of the country. That is not true. We only try to express ourselves as different ideas than the government," he said.

Eight other opposition leaders are currently in jail, said Sylvain, including Bernard Ntaganda, president of the PS-Imberakuri party, who was sentenced to four years imprisonment in 2011 for holding public speeches criticizing government policies ahead of the 2010 presidential election.

David Cameron pressed over Rwanda aid money

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-19981232

David Cameron pressed over Rwanda aid money

David CameronDavid Cameron said he was proud to have funded improvements in Rwanda

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David Cameron has been pressed to say why the government gave £16m in aid to Rwanda, while its rulers allegedly funded rebels "killing, maiming and raping" in neighbouring Congo.

Government Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell authorised the payment in his last day in his previous job of international development secretary in September.

Labour MP Kevin Brennan said he was "concerned" about reports from Congo.

The PM said he would hold "firm" talks with Rwandan President Paul Kagame.

His regime has been praised for improving the economic and social conditions in the east African country, in which it is estimated more than 800,000 people were killed in ethnic violence during 1994.

But Mr Kagame, in power since 2000, has come under fierce criticism recently for allegedly funding the M23 rebel group in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

A leaked United Nations document says Rwanda's defence minister is effectively commanding the rebellion.

The violence has drawn international condemnation and the US and some European countries have withheld aid from the Kagame regime.

'Success story'

In July, Mr Mitchell blocked the UK's £27m annual contribution to the Rwandan government after he visited the Kivus region of the DRC.

However, he decided last month to unfreeze the aid, citing progress at international talks, meaning a £16m tranche of the £37m was paid.

Mr Mitchell's successor in the international development role, Justine Greening, will decide in December whether to free up the remaining £21m.

During Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, Mr Brennan said: "We remain very concerned by the continuing reports of Rwandan support for the M23 rebels, who are killing, maiming and raping in east Congo.

"So why, then, did the government's chief whip authorise the payment of £16m of British taxpayers' money to Rwanda as his parting shot in his very last day as international development secretary?"

Mr Cameron replied: "I'm clear Rwanda has been, and continues to be, a success story of a country that has moved from genocide and disaster to become a role model for development and lifting people out of poverty in Africa.

"And I'm proud of the fact that the last government and this government have continued to invest in that success.

"But I'm equally clear that we should be very frank and very firm with President Kagame and the Rwandan regime that we do not accept that they should be supporting militias in Congo or elsewhere.

"I will raise this issue presently with the president, but I continue to believe that investing in Rwanda's success as one of those countries in Africa that's showing you can break the cycle of poverty, you can improve conditions for people, is something that we are right to do."

The rebellion started in April, when a militia that had been absorbed into the Congolese army mutinied and went on the rampage.

Since then nearly half a million people have been displaced by fighting between the M23 and the army.

Mr Cameron visited Rwanda in 2007 to learn about development issues. He was criticised for doing so at a time when parts of his constituency of Witney, in Oxfordshire, was experiencing flooding.

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http://rwanda-in-liberation.blogvie.com/2012/10/17/ibihe-kagaem-agezemo-ntibimworoheye-na-gato-mu-gihe-abatavuga-rumwe-na-we-rugeretse-amaraporo-ashobora-guherekezwa-n%E2%80%99iyongerwa-ry%E2%80%99ibihano-ndetse-no-mu-rukiko-rugeretse/

Ibihe Kagame agezemo ntibimworoheye na gato: mu gihe abatavuga rumwe na we rugeretse, amaraporo ashobora guherekezwa n'iyongerwa ry'ibihano ndetse no mu rukiko rugeretse

paul-kagame-010.jpgMu gihe Kagame amaze iminsi avugwaho kwibasira, gufunga, kwica, kuzimiza no gutera ubwoba ku buryo butandukanye abatavuga rumwe na we, ubu noneho baratangaza ko ngo n'imyigaragambyo nibiba ngombwa izakorwa mu gihe izindi nzira zizaba zinaniranye. Ibi byatangajwe n'umunyamabanga mukuru wa FDU Inkingi ariwe Sylvain Sibomana aho yatangarije umunyamakuru wa BBC gahuzamiryango ko ngo ishyaka rye ritazakomeza ko abarwanashyaka baryo bashirira mu buroko bazira ibitekerezo byabo. Ni nyuma y'uko ngo abagera ku munani bakomoka mu karere ka Rutsiro bafungiwe bazira kuba baraganiriye n'umunyamabanga mukuru w'iryo shyaka ngo bakanenga ibitagenda neza bikabaviramo gufatwa bagafungwa. Uyu munsi ngo bakaba batanze impuruza muri za ambassade zikomeye ziri mu Rwanda bakanahurira n'abagera kuri 50 ku biro by'uhagarariye Ubwongereza mu Rwanda bakerekana ko batishimiye ibibakorerwa bikorwa na Kagame n'ishyaka rye rya FPR.

Mu gihe ariko ibi byabaga, akanama k'Umuryango w'Abibumbye gashinzwe umutekano ku isi mu gashami gashinzwe gutanga ibihano nako kasohoye raporo ishinja Kagame na Museveni gufasha inyeshyamba za M23 zica ibintu mu burasirazuba bwa Repubulika iharanira Demokarasi ya Kongo. Iri tangazwa ry'iyi raporo rikaba rije mu gihe taliki 18 Ukwakira 2012 hazabaho gutora umunyamuryango w'akanama ka Loni gashinzwe umutekano ku isi uhagarariye Afrika. Kagame akaba ari we wenyine muri Afrika wiyamamarije uwo mwanya ariko akaba anafite amahirwe macye cyane kugirango ahabwe uriya mwanya ndetse uwanavuga ko ibimenyetso by'uko ashobora kudakandagiza ibirenge bye muri ako kanama ntiyaba yibeshye cyane.

Mu gihe nanone ibi birimo kubaho ari nako byisukiranya umunsi ku wundi, umushinjacyaha w'urukiko mpuzamahanga mpanabyaha rwa La Haye Fatou Bensuda aratangaza ko arimo gukora iperereza ku byaha byakozwe na Kagame ndetse akaba adashidikanya ko ibyo aregwa byaba bifite gihamya zihagije ku buryo ngo n'ubwo kumukurikira byaba bigoranye ariko ngo leta ya Kabila Kanambe iramutse ishyizeho urukiko rwo gukurikirana bene ibyo byaha ngo Kagame yahita afatwa mu gihe yari akibiivuga. Umuntu akaba yakwibaza icyo leta ya Kabila itegereje kugirango hacike umuco wo kudahana wokamye u Rwanda.

Ibyo aribyo byose biragaragara ko Kagame ageze ku muteremuko nk'uko yigeze abivuga ariko ikibazo ni nta n'amaferi afite ngo uwo muteremuko utamuhitana.

Ubwanditsi

-“The root cause of the Rwandan tragedy of 1994 is the long and past historical ethnic dominance of one minority ethnic group to the other majority ethnic group. Ignoring this reality is giving a black cheque for the Rwandan people’s future and deepening resentment, hostility and hatred between the two groups.”

-« Ce dont j’ai le plus peur, c’est des gens qui croient que, du jour au lendemain, on peut prendre une société, lui tordre le cou et en faire une autre ».

-“The hate of men will pass, and dictators die, and the power they took from the people will return to the people. And so long as men die, liberty will never perish.”

-“I have loved justice and hated iniquity: therefore I die in exile.

-“The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.”

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