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Kigali n’apprécie pas que la BBC donne la parole à certains


Une Tutsie demande pardon à tous les Hutus

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Kigali n'apprécie pas que la BBC donne la parole à certains

Ce n'est pas nouveau que les autorités de Kigali et leurs leaders d'opinion se plaignent de ce que le service en kinyarwanda/kirundi de la BBC donnent l'opportunité à ses opposants de faire entendre leurs différences sur des sujets délicats.

Le dernier de ceux-ci est cette question de la demande de pardon collective que les Hutus devraient adresser aux Tutsis pour le génocide commis au nom des premiers sur les seconds.

Dans l'émission Imvo n'Imvano du 20 juillet 2013, BBC Gahuza a organisé un débat entre deux pro-pardon Boniface Rucagu et Bamporiki d'un côté et de l'autre, deux personnes opposées à cette idée et au régime de Kigali, deux anciens ministres sous le régime du FPR, Anastase Gasana et le général  Emmanuel Habyarimana.

Dans la dernière émission du 27 juillet, la  BBC des Grands Lacs a fait fort en interviewant une Tutsie – Denise Nyetera, fille d'Antoine Nyetera – vivant en Belgique et qui elle demande pardon aux Hutus pour les crimes commis par les Tutsis "en leur nom" pour reprendre l'esprit de Kigali dans cette idée de pardon collectif. Dans sa démarche Mme Nyetera se place dans la droite ligne de feu son père un grand aristocrate tutsi (par la taille et par son ascendance) qui ne cachait pas son désamour, disons plutôt son dédain, pour le régime du Front patriotique rwandais et qui dans son exil bruxellois vivait en parfaite harmonie avec les dignitaires des anciens régimes (1961-1994).

L'ancien président de l'Assemblée nationale de transition (après 1994) Joseph Sebarenzi, exilé aux Etats-Unis, a aussi participé à cette émission en tant que rescapé tutsi du génocide et il a exprimé son désaccord avec la position du président Kagame dans ce débat. Il reproche à celui-ci de sensibiliser de jeunes hutus à l'idée de demander pardon aux Tutsis pour des actes qu'ils n'ont pas commis. Dans son entendement, des personnes dont des membres de la famille ont pris part au génocide peuvent individuellement demander pardon à des victimes et non tous les Hutus vivants et à naître. Et il propose même au président Kagame de demander pardon aux Rwandais en tant que chef actuel de l'Etat qui a permis ce génocide, il y a 19 ans et en tant que dirigeant du Front patriotique rwandais pour les crimes commis par ses membres notamment dans le nord du pays.

Nous écrivions, il y a quelques jours qu'en 2009, le relais de la BBC en FM au Rwanda avait été interrompu lorsque des invités de la BBC avaient rejeté le pardon collectif, il semble que les choses ont évolué depuis et que les Rwandais à l'intérieur des 26338 km2 continueront à entendre à la radio des voix dissonantes sur cette question.

NKB 27/07/2013

Reconciliation is central to the change debate (The New Times, 27/07/2013)

What is surprising is that, these [negative] forces are given a platform/air time by even such media as BBC and VOA etc in countries where the mention of genocide against Jews in a way that demeans it carries serious criminal offense is telling. 

Tous les Hutus devraient demander pardon pour le génocide des Tutsis ? (NKB, 21/07/2013) 

Rwanda: Intwarane 11 ziherutse gufatirwa ku marembo kwa Perezida Kagame zagejejwe imbere ya parike, Padiri we yarekuwe


Intwarane 11 ziherutse gufatirwa ku marembo kwa Perezida Kagame zagejejwe imbere ya parike, Padiri we yarekuwe

kuya 26-07-2013 saa 10h27' | 1  22  yanditswe na Ernest Ndayisaba



Kuri uyu wa Gatanu tariki ya 26 Nyakanga mu masaha ya nyuma ya saa sita nibwo abantu 11 barimo abagore 10 n'umusore umwe bahuriye mu itsinda Intwarane za Yezu na Mariya z'Indatanabafatiwe mu marembo yo kwa Perezida Paul Kagame aho atuye mu Kiyovu bagiye kumuhanurira ko niba ibintu bidahindutse amaraso ashobora kumeneka ari menshi kuri cyumweru cyo kuwa 21/7/2013 bagejejwe imbere y'Ubushinjacyaha ku rwego rw'ibanze rwa Nyarugenge.
Aba bantu uko ari 11 bafatiwe ku rugo rwa Perezida Kagame mu Kiyovu bavuga ko bamwifuza ngo aze bamuhanurire ibigiye kuba.
Nk'uko twabibagejejeho mu nkuru zacu zabanje aba bantu mbere y'uko bafatwa, bakaba barazengurutse rond-point ( round about) iri imbere y'inyubako ya Centenry House bakerekeza kuri Paroisse ya Saint Michel aho bari kumanukira berekeza mu Kiyovu kwa Perezida ngo kumuhanurira ko ngo natihana, amaraso menshi agiye kumeneka. Mu nzira bakaba baragendaga bavuza utugoma ndetse banaririmba.
Ubushinjacyaha ku rwego rw'Ibanze rwa Nyarugenge, bukaba bwemeje ko aba bantu uko ari 11 bakomeza kubazwa ku cyaha baregwa cyo guteza imidugararo muri rubanda no gukora imyigaragambyo mu nzira nyabagendwa itemewe bafunze.
Mu bagejejwe imbere y'Ubushinjacyaha ariko, Padiri Eugene Murenzi nawe wiyemereraga ko ari muri iri tsinda ry'amasengesho wari yafashwe mu ijoro ryo kuwa mbere taliki 22/7/2013 na Polisi y'u Rwanda we akaba atagaragayemo kuko yarekuwe ejo ku wa Kane.
Photo : Umusaraba uri ku mbuga Intwarane zisengeraho ku Muhima /Umuryango

Human Rights Watch exposes M23 rebel group’s notoriousness of killing and raping innocent civilians in DR Congo


Human Rights Watch exposes M23 rebel group's notoriousness of killing and raping innocent civilians in DR Congo

Evidences proving Rwanda's Support for M23 Rebels.
President Kagame's proxy rebel group M23 has continued perpetuating atrocities against innocent civilians in DR Congo
By Gasasira, Sweden
Human Rights watch yesterday issued a report which exposed M23 rebel group's notoriousness of killing and raping innocent civilians in DR Congo . In it's report it gave details of terrorising crimes committed by M23 rebels which have killed more than 44 innocent civilians and raped 61 women and girls since March 2013 in the war torn zone of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Human Rights Watch further continued on by revealing the way local residents and M23 rebel deserters reported recent forced recruitment of men and boys by M23 rebels in both Rwanda and Congo.
After a nearly two-month-long ceasefire, fighting resumed on July 14 between the Congolese armed forces and M23 rebels near the eastern city of Goma.
Residents and rebel deserters described recent support from within Rwanda to the abusive M23 forces. This includes regular movements from Rwanda into Congo of men in Rwandan army uniforms, and the provision of ammunition, food, and other supplies from Rwanda to the M23. The M23 has been recruiting inside Rwanda. Rwandan military officers have trained new M23 recruits, and have communicated and met with M23 leaders on several occasions.
Africa director at Human Rights Watch Daniel Bekele said this "Not only is Rwanda allowing its territory to be used by the abusive M23 to get recruits and equipment, but the Rwandan military is still directly supporting the M23," He continued "Among those support is sustaining an armed group responsible for numerous killings, rapes and other serious abuses."
The latest Human Rights Watch findings are based on more than 100 interviews since March, including with former M23 fighters who left the movement between late March and July and civilians living near the Congo-Rwanda border, some of whom were victims of abuses.
In addition to M23 abuses, Human Rights Watch documented several cases of killings and rapes by Congolese Hutu militia groups operating in and around M23-controlled territory. Some Congolese army officers have allegedly supported factions of these groups, as well as factions of the allied Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) – a largely Rwandan Hutu armed group, some of whose members participated in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
Since its inception in April 2012, the M23 has committed widespread violations of the laws of war. Despite numerous war crimes by M23 fighters, the armed group has received significant support from Rwandan military officials. After briefly occupying Goma in November, then withdrawing on December 1, the M23 controls much of Congo's Rutshuru and Nyiragongo territories, bordering Rwanda.
On April 25 and 26, M23 fighters killed 15 ethnic Hutu civilians in several villages in Busanza groupement in Rutshuru territory, and at least another 6 in mid-June, in an apparent attempt to "punish" villagers for alleged collaboration with Congolese Hutu militias.
Other civilians killed by M23 fighters since March include a 62-year-old man who was shot dead because he refused to hand his sons over to the M23, a motorcycle driver who refused to give money to the M23, M23 recruits who were caught after trying to escape, and others accused of collaborating with Hutu militia.
On July 5, four M23 fighters gang-raped a 12-year-old girl as she went to fetch water in her village in Rutshuru. An M23 fighter who accosted an 18-year-old woman near Bunagana shot her in the leg on April 15 when she refused to have sex with him.
Since June, M23 leaders have forced local chiefs in areas under their control to undergo military and ideological training and obtain recruits for the M23. The M23 considers these chiefs to be part of their "reserve force" that can be called upon to provide support during military operations.
M23 fighters have arrested or abducted dozens of civilians in recent weeks in Rutshuru, most of them Hutu. The M23 accused many of them of collaborating with the FDLR or allied Congolese Hutu militias. M23 fighters beat them severely, tied them up, and detained them. The M23 then forced many of them to undergo military training and become M23 fighters.
A former M23 police officer, who deserted in April, told Human Rights Watch that he participated in investigations of killings of civilians. He said that before each investigation, a high-ranking M23 commander, Innocent Kayna, told him: "You will do the investigation. You will say it's bandits in the neighborhood who killed, not M23."
Human Rights Watch contacted the M23's military leader, Sultani Makenga, but he was unavailable to speak about the recent alleged abuses.
Those recruited in Rwanda into the M23 include demobilized Rwandan army soldiers and former FDLR fighters, most of whom had become part of the Rwandan army's Reserve Force, as well as Rwandan civilians. A 15-year-old Rwandan boy told Human Rights Watch that he and three other young men and boys were promised jobs as cow herders in Congo, but when they got to Congo were forced to join the M23. They were given military training by Rwandan officers in Congo and told they would be killed if they tried to escape. Other M23 deserters also said Rwandan officers were training new M23 recruits.
Former M23 officers who had been part of previous Rwanda-backed rebellions said they recognized officers serving with the M23 who they knew were members of the Rwandan army. Congolese deserters told Human Rights Watch that a number of M23 fighters admitted freely that they were Rwandan. Some said they had served in the Rwandan army's peacekeeping contingent in Darfur.
Recent M23 deserters interviewed by Human Rights Watch described frequent – in some cases weekly – arrivals of soldiers and recruits from Rwanda. Sometimes these were rotations, with new soldiers replacing others who had returned to Rwanda. Weapons, ammunition, large containers of milk, truckloads of rice, and other supplies were brought to the M23 from Rwanda. M23 deserters also described phone conversations and meetings in both Rwanda and Congo between senior M23 leaders and people the deserters were told or knew to be Rwandan officials.
All of the recent M23 deserters interviewed by Human Rights Watch said that Rwandan soldiers, officers, and trainers were present throughout their time with the M23, and that there had been new arrivals from Rwanda in recent months.
Africa director at Human Rights Watch, Daniel Bakele said this "For the past 17 years, the Rwandan army has repeatedly deployed troops to eastern Congo and backed abusive proxy forces responsible for war crimes,". He continued "As in the past, Rwanda denies it's supporting the M23, but the facts on the ground speak for themselves." un quote him
Even though Rwandan officials in the past have repeatedly denied allegations that the government is providing support to the M23 but the Rwandan government and military officials shied away and opted to did not respond to Human Rights Watch's requests for a meeting.
Human Rights Watch warned the Rwandan government to immediately halt all support to the M23 because of its broadly abusive behavior and urged the United Nations and United States special envoys for the Great Lakes region and donor governments to publicly denounce continuing Rwandan support to the M23 and call for sanctions against senior Rwandan officials responsible for backing the armed group.
Human Rights Watch also urged the Congolese government to immediately suspend, investigate, and prosecute as appropriate Congolese military officers and government officials who have provided support to the FDLR or allied groups. The government should make clear that abusive militia commanders will not be integrated into Congo's army as part of any political settlement.
According to international journalists present near the front line and photographs seen by Human Rights Watch, Congolese army soldiers treated the corpses of M23 fighters killed in combat on July 16 in a degrading manner, stripping them, making ethnic slurs, and prodding their genitals with weapons. International law prohibits "committing outrages upon personal dignity," including against the dead. Human Rights Watch also documented cases in which the Congolese army detained former M23 fighters and alleged collaborators for several weeks without bringing them before a court, and often incommunicado and in harsh conditions.
Human Rights Watch urged Congolese military officials to appropriately discipline officers and soldiers responsible for mistreating corpses, and ensure that such acts cease immediately. Military and judicial officials should ensure that captured combatants and civilians are treated in accordance with due process standards, including being promptly brought before a judge and charged, or released. Detainees should not be mistreated or held in inhumane conditions.
Posted by editor on Jul 24 2013. Filed under Breaking NewsPoliticsTop Stories. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Human Rights Watch exposes M23 rebel group’s notoriousness of killing and raping innocent civilians in DR Congo


Human Rights Watch exposes M23 rebel group's notoriousness of killing and raping innocent civilians in DR Congo

Evidences proving Rwanda's Support for M23 Rebels.
President Kagame's proxy rebel group M23 has continued perpetuating atrocities against innocent civilians in DR Congo
By Gasasira, Sweden
Human Rights watch yesterday issued a report which exposed M23 rebel group's notoriousness of killing and raping innocent civilians in DR Congo . In it's report it gave details of terrorising crimes committed by M23 rebels which have killed more than 44 innocent civilians and raped 61 women and girls since March 2013 in the war torn zone of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Human Rights Watch further continued on by revealing the way local residents and M23 rebel deserters reported recent forced recruitment of men and boys by M23 rebels in both Rwanda and Congo.
After a nearly two-month-long ceasefire, fighting resumed on July 14 between the Congolese armed forces and M23 rebels near the eastern city of Goma.
Residents and rebel deserters described recent support from within Rwanda to the abusive M23 forces. This includes regular movements from Rwanda into Congo of men in Rwandan army uniforms, and the provision of ammunition, food, and other supplies from Rwanda to the M23. The M23 has been recruiting inside Rwanda. Rwandan military officers have trained new M23 recruits, and have communicated and met with M23 leaders on several occasions.
Africa director at Human Rights Watch Daniel Bekele said this "Not only is Rwanda allowing its territory to be used by the abusive M23 to get recruits and equipment, but the Rwandan military is still directly supporting the M23," He continued "Among those support is sustaining an armed group responsible for numerous killings, rapes and other serious abuses."
The latest Human Rights Watch findings are based on more than 100 interviews since March, including with former M23 fighters who left the movement between late March and July and civilians living near the Congo-Rwanda border, some of whom were victims of abuses.
In addition to M23 abuses, Human Rights Watch documented several cases of killings and rapes by Congolese Hutu militia groups operating in and around M23-controlled territory. Some Congolese army officers have allegedly supported factions of these groups, as well as factions of the allied Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) – a largely Rwandan Hutu armed group, some of whose members participated in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
Since its inception in April 2012, the M23 has committed widespread violations of the laws of war. Despite numerous war crimes by M23 fighters, the armed group has received significant support from Rwandan military officials. After briefly occupying Goma in November, then withdrawing on December 1, the M23 controls much of Congo's Rutshuru and Nyiragongo territories, bordering Rwanda.
On April 25 and 26, M23 fighters killed 15 ethnic Hutu civilians in several villages in Busanza groupement in Rutshuru territory, and at least another 6 in mid-June, in an apparent attempt to "punish" villagers for alleged collaboration with Congolese Hutu militias.
Other civilians killed by M23 fighters since March include a 62-year-old man who was shot dead because he refused to hand his sons over to the M23, a motorcycle driver who refused to give money to the M23, M23 recruits who were caught after trying to escape, and others accused of collaborating with Hutu militia.
On July 5, four M23 fighters gang-raped a 12-year-old girl as she went to fetch water in her village in Rutshuru. An M23 fighter who accosted an 18-year-old woman near Bunagana shot her in the leg on April 15 when she refused to have sex with him.
Since June, M23 leaders have forced local chiefs in areas under their control to undergo military and ideological training and obtain recruits for the M23. The M23 considers these chiefs to be part of their "reserve force" that can be called upon to provide support during military operations.
M23 fighters have arrested or abducted dozens of civilians in recent weeks in Rutshuru, most of them Hutu. The M23 accused many of them of collaborating with the FDLR or allied Congolese Hutu militias. M23 fighters beat them severely, tied them up, and detained them. The M23 then forced many of them to undergo military training and become M23 fighters.
A former M23 police officer, who deserted in April, told Human Rights Watch that he participated in investigations of killings of civilians. He said that before each investigation, a high-ranking M23 commander, Innocent Kayna, told him: "You will do the investigation. You will say it's bandits in the neighborhood who killed, not M23."
Human Rights Watch contacted the M23's military leader, Sultani Makenga, but he was unavailable to speak about the recent alleged abuses.
Those recruited in Rwanda into the M23 include demobilized Rwandan army soldiers and former FDLR fighters, most of whom had become part of the Rwandan army's Reserve Force, as well as Rwandan civilians. A 15-year-old Rwandan boy told Human Rights Watch that he and three other young men and boys were promised jobs as cow herders in Congo, but when they got to Congo were forced to join the M23. They were given military training by Rwandan officers in Congo and told they would be killed if they tried to escape. Other M23 deserters also said Rwandan officers were training new M23 recruits.
Former M23 officers who had been part of previous Rwanda-backed rebellions said they recognized officers serving with the M23 who they knew were members of the Rwandan army. Congolese deserters told Human Rights Watch that a number of M23 fighters admitted freely that they were Rwandan. Some said they had served in the Rwandan army's peacekeeping contingent in Darfur.
Recent M23 deserters interviewed by Human Rights Watch described frequent – in some cases weekly – arrivals of soldiers and recruits from Rwanda. Sometimes these were rotations, with new soldiers replacing others who had returned to Rwanda. Weapons, ammunition, large containers of milk, truckloads of rice, and other supplies were brought to the M23 from Rwanda. M23 deserters also described phone conversations and meetings in both Rwanda and Congo between senior M23 leaders and people the deserters were told or knew to be Rwandan officials.
All of the recent M23 deserters interviewed by Human Rights Watch said that Rwandan soldiers, officers, and trainers were present throughout their time with the M23, and that there had been new arrivals from Rwanda in recent months.
Africa director at Human Rights Watch, Daniel Bakele said this "For the past 17 years, the Rwandan army has repeatedly deployed troops to eastern Congo and backed abusive proxy forces responsible for war crimes,". He continued "As in the past, Rwanda denies it's supporting the M23, but the facts on the ground speak for themselves." un quote him
Even though Rwandan officials in the past have repeatedly denied allegations that the government is providing support to the M23 but the Rwandan government and military officials shied away and opted to did not respond to Human Rights Watch's requests for a meeting.
Human Rights Watch warned the Rwandan government to immediately halt all support to the M23 because of its broadly abusive behavior and urged the United Nations and United States special envoys for the Great Lakes region and donor governments to publicly denounce continuing Rwandan support to the M23 and call for sanctions against senior Rwandan officials responsible for backing the armed group.
Human Rights Watch also urged the Congolese government to immediately suspend, investigate, and prosecute as appropriate Congolese military officers and government officials who have provided support to the FDLR or allied groups. The government should make clear that abusive militia commanders will not be integrated into Congo's army as part of any political settlement.
According to international journalists present near the front line and photographs seen by Human Rights Watch, Congolese army soldiers treated the corpses of M23 fighters killed in combat on July 16 in a degrading manner, stripping them, making ethnic slurs, and prodding their genitals with weapons. International law prohibits "committing outrages upon personal dignity," including against the dead. Human Rights Watch also documented cases in which the Congolese army detained former M23 fighters and alleged collaborators for several weeks without bringing them before a court, and often incommunicado and in harsh conditions.
Human Rights Watch urged Congolese military officials to appropriately discipline officers and soldiers responsible for mistreating corpses, and ensure that such acts cease immediately. Military and judicial officials should ensure that captured combatants and civilians are treated in accordance with due process standards, including being promptly brought before a judge and charged, or released. Detainees should not be mistreated or held in inhumane conditions.
Posted by editor on Jul 24 2013. Filed under Breaking NewsPoliticsTop Stories. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Umuryango Human Rights Watch uherutse gushyira hanze ibikorwa bigayitse byagiye bikorwa n’inyeshamba za M23


Umuryango Human Rights Watch uherutse gushyira hanze ibikorwa bigayitse byagiye bikorwa n'inyeshamba za M23 byigajemo ubwicanyi hamwe no gufata abagore ku ngufu muri Kongo .

Gihamya zerekana uburyo u Rwanda rukomeje gufasha inyeshamba za M23
Roth and Kagame (alt)
Keneth Roth,Umuyobozi wa Human Rights Watch urasaba loni,Perezida Obama hamwe n'ibihugu by'abaterankunga b'u Rwanda kwamagana perezida Kagame kumugaragaro kubera uburyo akomeje guhitana imbaga y'inzirakarengane ya baturage muri Kongo akoresheje inyeshamba ze za M23 kubera umururumba wamurenze wo gushaka gukomeza guhuguza umutungo kamere wa Kongo'
Umuryango Human Rights Watch washyize ahagaragara ejobundi inyandiko yerekana ibikorwa by'ubwicanyi simusiga bigizwe n'ubwicanyi hamwe no gufata ku ngufu inzirakarengane z'abasiviri. Iyo nyandiko isobanura uburyo izo nyeshyamba za M23 zishe abasiviri bagera kuri 44 bazira akarengane, zinafata abagore hamwe n'abakobwa ku ngufu bagera kuri 61, mu gihe gito cyane, dore ko ibyo babikoze kuva ejobundi muri werurwe 2013 kugeza magingo aya uwo mutwe ukaba ukibasiye abasiviri. Human Rights Watch ikaba yaranagaragaje uburyo abaturage, abatorotse inyeshyamba za M23, bagaragaje uburyo izo nyeshyamba zinjije abagabo hamwe n'incuke mu gisirikare ku ngufu, ibi bakaba barabikoreye mu Rwanda hamwe no muri Kongo.
Nyuma y'imishyikirano yamaze hafi amezi abiri, imirwano yongeye kubura mu ku wa 14 z'ukwezi kwa karindwi 2013, hagati y'ingabo z'igihugu cya Kongo (FARDC) hamwe n'inyeshyamba za m23 zarwaniraga mu burasirazuba bw'icyo gihugu, hafi y'umugi wa Goma.
Abaturage ba Kongo hamwe n'abatorotse inyeshyamba za M23 berekanye uburyo u Rwanda rukomeje gusuganya ibikorwa by'imfashanyo mu Rwanda kugirango babigemurire umutwe wanduye w'inyeshyamba za M23. Muri ubwo bufasha u Rwanda rugenera izo nyeshyamba za M23, harimo uruhererekane rw'abagabo baturuka mu Rwanda bagana muri Kongo, bakaba iteka baba bambaye imyenda ya gisirikare cy'ingabo z'u Rwanda (RDF), ari na bo bagemurira inyeshyamba za M23 ibintu bitandukanye birimo imifuka yo muceri ,inguguru z'amata , imbunda, amasasu hamwe n'ibindi bikoresho bya gisirikare biba bikenewe.
Iyo raporo na none yerekana uburyo inyeshyamba za M23 zari zimaze iminsi zikorera ibikorwa by'ubukangurambaga ku butaka bw'u Rwanda. Abasirikare bakuru b'u Rwanda bakaba baratoreje inyeshyamba za M23 abantu bagomba kwinjira mu gisirikare cyayo, bakaba banahora bavugana kandi abo basirikare b'u Rwanda bakaba banahura n'abayobozi b'inyeshyamba za M23 umunsi ku wundi.
Umuyobozi wa Human Rights Watch ushinzwe igisate cya Afurika, Daniel Bekele yabitangaje muri aya magambo: "Si gusa ko u Rwanda rwemereye inyeshamba zanduye za M23 ko zishakira abayoboke bo kwinjira mu mutwe wazo ko ubutaka bwarwo bakanaziha n'ibokosho byo kurwanisha ,ariko na none igisirikare cy'u Rwanda kikaba kinakomeje gutera ingabo mu bitugu inyeshyamba za M23 ku mugaragaro". Yaranakomeje avuga muri aya magambo: "Zimwe mu nkunga u Rwanda rutera izo nyeshyamba harimo no gutera ingabo mu bitugu umutwe nk'uriya uzwiho ibikorwa by'ubwicanyi ndengakamere, gufata abagore ku ngufu, hamwe n'ibikorwa ndengakamere byibasiye inyokumuntu".
Bumwe mu buhamya umuryango Human Rights Watch uherutse kubona, bukubiyemo ibiganiro yagiye ikorana n'abantu bagera ku ijana kuva mu kwezi kwa gatatu, muri abo hakaba harimo n'abahoze ari inyeshyamba za M23 bitandukanyije n'uwo mutwe hagati y'ukwezi kwa gatatu n'ukwa karindwi, kandi ikindi nuko bamwe mu baturage batuye hafi y'umupaka w'u Rwanda na Kongo aho usanga bamwe muri bo baragiye bakomeretswa bikabije.
Hiyongereye kuri ibyo bikorwa by'urukozwa soni, umuryango Human Rights Watch wanashyize ahagaragara inyandiko ikubiyemo ingero z'ubwicanyi hamwe n'ifatwa ry'abagore ku ngufu ryakozwe n'imitwe y'intagondwa z'abahutu b'abanyekongo bakorera imbere no hanze y'ibirindiro bigenzurwa n'inyeshyamba za M23. Yanagaragaje uburyo bamwe mu basirikare bakuru ba Leta ya Kongo bakomeje gufasha iyo mitwe y'intagondwa z'abahutu b'abanyekongo yitwaje intwaro, hamwe n'umutwe wa FDLR, umutwe wiganjemo umubare munini w'abahutu, abenshi muri bo bakaba baragize uruhare muri jenoside yo muri 1994.
Kuva uwo mutwe w'inyeshyamba za M23 wakubura imirwano mu kwezi kwa kane 2012, waranzwe n'ibikorwa byo kwica amategeko agenga ibihe by'intambara. Nubwo izo nyeshyamba za M23 zakoze ibyaha ndengakamere bikurikirana, uwo mutwe witwaje intwaro wakomeje kubona imfashanyo zigaragara ziturutse kuri bamwe mu basirikare b'u Rwanda. Nyuma yaho uwo mutwe winjiriye muri Goma by'agateganyo mu kwezi kwa cumi na kumwe, ukaza gasubira inyuma na none tariki ya mbere ukwakira, uwo mutwe ubu uragenzura ibice binini bya Rutshuru na Nyiragongo, bihana imbibi n'u Rwanda hamwe na Kongo.
Mu kwezi kwa kane tariki ya 25 na 26, inyeshyamba za M23 zishe abaturage b'inzirakarengane b'abahutu bagera kuri 15, zibakuye mu biturage bitandukanye nko muri groupement ya Busanza, ibarizwa muri Rutshuru, naho abandi bagera kuri batandatu barishwe hagati y'ukwezi kwa gatandatu, igikorwa cyafashwe nko "guhana" abaturage baregwa kuba ibyitso by'abahutu b'abanyekongo.
Abandi baturage b'inzira karengane bishwe n'inyeshyamba za M23 kuva mu kwezi kwa gatatu, barimo umusaza w'imyaka mirongo itandatu n'ibiri, wishwe arashwe amasasu kubera ko yari yanze gushyikiriza umwana we w'umuhungu M23, umumotari wari wanze guha amafaranga M23 na we yarishwe, inyeshyamba za M23 zafashwe zigerageza gutoroka na zo zarishwe, hamwe n'abandi bagiye baregwa ibyaha byo kuba ibyitso by'intagondwa z'abahutu.
Mu kwezi kwa karindwi tariki ya 5, inyeshyamba za M23 zigera kuri 4 zafashe umwana w'umukobwa w'imyaka 12 agiye kuvoma amazi mu giturage kibarizwa muri Rutshuru. Undi murwanyi wa M23 wari wagurije umukobwa w'imyaka 18 amafaranga hafi ya Bunagana, yaje kurasa uwo mukobwa isasu mu kirenge, nyuma y'aho yangiye gukorana imibonano mpuzabitsina na we.
Kuva mu kwezi kwa gatandatu, abayobozi b'inyeshyamba za M23 bahatiye abayobozi b'inzego z'ibanze kujya mu myitozo ya gisirikare hamwe no kugirango babacengezemo amatwara yabo, hamwe no kubasaba kubashakira abayoboke bagomba kwinjira muri M23. M23 ikaba yarafataga abo bayobozi b'inzego z'ibanze
nk'"abavuye ku rugerero", ku buryo bagomba guhamagazwa gutanga inkunga yo kurasana kimwe nk'inyeshamba za M23, mu gihe bakenewe.
M23 na none ikaba iherutse gushimuta hamwe no gufunga inzirakarengane z'abaturage mu byumweru bishize, abenshi muri abo bafunzwe akaba ari abahutu. M23 ikaba yarabaregaga gukorana na FDLR cyangwa gufatanya n'indi mitwe yitwaje intwaro y'abanyekongo b'abahutu. M23 ikaba yarabakubise nabi cyane, abandi ibamanika hejuru bahambiriye, nyuma iza kubafunga. Izo nyeshyamba za M23 zikaba zarahatiye benshi muri abo bari bakubiswe kinyamaswa kujya mu myitozo ya gisirikare kugirango bavemo inyeshyamba za M23.
Umwe mu bapolisi bakuru ba M23, watorotse igipolisi cya M23 mu kwezi kwa kane yatangarije Human Rights Watch uburyo yagize uruhare mu iperereza ry'imfu z'abaturage b'inzirakarengane bagiye bicwa na M23 . Yavuze ko buri rubanza yakoreraga iperereza, umwe mu basirikare bakuru ba M23 witwa Innocent Kayna, yamubwiye ko azajya ahora avuga ko ari amabandi y'abaturanyi yishe abo baturage binzirakarengane , ko atari M23. Human Rights Watch ikaba yaragerageje kuvugana na Sultani Makenga, uyoboye inyeshyamba za M23 kugirango agire icyo atangaza kuri ibi bikorwa by'ubwicanyi ndenga kamere hamwe no gufata abagore ku ngufu bikomeje gukorwa n'inyeshamba, ariko ntiyaboneka.
Abinjijwe mu gisirikare cya M23 mu Rwanda n'abahoze bari mu gisirikare cya RDF, hamwe n'abahoze mu gisirikare cya FDLR, abenshi muri bo bakaba babarizwa mu bavuye ku rugerero "Reserve Forces", hamwe n'abaturage. Umwe muri abo binjijwe muri M23 ni umwana w'imyaka cumi n'itanu, watangarije Human Rights Watch, ari kumwe n'abandi basore batoya ko bajyanywe bababeshye ko bagiye kubashakira akazi k'ubushumba muri Kongo, ariko nyuma y'aho bagerejwe muri Kongo babahatiye kwinjira mu gisirikare cya M23. Bahawe amahugurwa mu bya gisirikare batojwe n'abasirikare bakuru b'u Rwanda babarizwa muri Kongo ku ngufu. Bababwira ko nibagerageza gutoroka bazabica. Bamwe mu batorotse mu nyeshyamba za M23 batangarije Human Rights Watch uburyo abasirikare bakuru b'u Rwanda bari barimo gutoza igisirikare, ikindi kiciro cy'abinjijwe mu nyeshyamba za M23.
Abahoze ari abasirikare bakuru muri M23 mu gice cyafashwaga n'u Rwanda, batangaje ko bazi abasirikare b'u Rwanda benshi bitwaga ko ari aba M23 ariko mu by'ukuri bakaba bari abasirikare b'u Rwanda. Abatorotse igisirikare cya Kongo batangarije Human Rights Watch ko hari umubare mwinshi w'abasirikare b'u Rwanda babarirwaga muri M23, bakaba baragendaga babyivugira ntacyo bibatwaye. Bamwe mu gihe baganiraga na bagenzi babo bo muri M23, bivugiraga ukuntu bahoze mu kazi ka Loni ko kurinda amahoro muri Darfur, mbere yuko boherezwa muri Kongo kugirango bafashe inyeshyamba za M23 mu guhangana n'ingabo za Loni hamwe na Kongo.
Abaheruka gutoroka muri M23 batangarije Human Rights Watch uburyo hahoraga urujya n'uruza rw'abasirikare b'u Rwanda muri Kongo, ubundi hakaba hari igihe byatwaraga icyumweru, hakahagera abandi basirikare baje gusimbura abandi hamwe n'abandi babaga binjijwe muri M23 baturutse mu Rwanda. Hari igihe uru ruhererekane rw'abasirikare rwaterwaga n'abasirikare babaga bavuye mu Rwanda gusimbura abandi cyangwa bazanye imbunda, amasasu hamwe n'ibindi bikoresho byifashishwa ku mbunda zikomeye igihe bazirashisha, kugemura ibyo kunywa harimo amata cyangwa imifuka myinshi y'umuceri hamwe n'ibindi bikoresho biba bikenewe.
Abatorotse inyeshyamba za M23 bakaba na none baratangarije Human Rights Watch, basobanura ibiganiro by'amatelefoni byabaga hagati y'inyeshyamba za M23 hamwe n'abasirikare bakuru b'u Rwanda, hamwe n'amanama yabaga na none hagati y'inyeshyamba za M23, abayobozi bakuru ba Congo hamwe n'u Rwanda.
Abatorotse mu nyeshyamba za M23 bakoranye ibiganiro na Human Rights Watch bavuze ko abasirikare bato b'u Rwanda, abakuru hamwe n'abatoza inyeshyamba "military instructors", bahoranye n'inyeshyamba za M23 mu buzima bwa buri munsi kandi hakaba hari n'abandi bagiye binjira mu nyeshyamba za M23 baturutse i Kigali mu mezi ashize.
Umuyobozi wa Human Rights Watch ushinzwe igisate cya Afurika, Daniel Bakele, yabivuze muri aya magambo: "Mu myaka 17 ishize, igisirikare cy'u Rwanda kivogera ubusugire bwa Kongo umusubizo, ari na ko kinjiza abasirikare bacyo mu myanya itandukanye ya Kongo y'iburasirazuba yazahajwe n'intambara, ari nako kigenda kirema imitwe yitwaje intwaro igishamikiyeho, iyo mitwe ikaba yarakoze ibyaha simusiga byibasiye inyokomuntu". Yakomeje muri aya magambo: "Nkuko byagiye bigenda mu bihe byahitse, u Rwanda rwagiye ruhakana ko rudafasha inyeshyamba za M23, ariko wagera ku birindiro byazo ukuri kukaba kwivugira".
Nubwo abayobozi b'u Rwanda bagiye bahakana ukuri ko Leta yabo idashyigikiye inyeshyamba za M23, ariko yaba abayobozi batandukanye muri Leta cyangwa abashinzwe igisirikare bose bahunze ukuri, bafata icyemezo cyo kwiyumanganya bakanga gusubiza ikifuzo cya Human Rights Watch cyuko bahura bakaganira ku bibavugwaho ko bafasha inyeshyamba za M23 ku mugaragaro, mbere yuko iki cyegeranyo gishyirwa ahagaragara.
Umuryango Human Rights Watch ukaba waraboneyeho umwanya wo kwihanangiriza u Rwanda kurekeraho gutera inkunga inyeshyamba za M23 kubera imyitwarire yazo idahwitse irangwa n'ibikorwa by'urukoza soni, unasaba Loni, intumwa ya Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika mu karere k'ibiyaga bigari, hamwe n'ibihugu by'abaterankunga b'u Rwanda kwamagana ku mugaragaro uburyo u Rwanda rukomeje gufasha inyeshyamba za M23 kandi bikarufatira ibihano hamwe n'abayobozi b'u Rwanda bashinzwe gutera inkunga uyu mutwe witwaje intwaro.
Amnesty International ikaba yaraboneyo umwanya wo gusaba leta ya Kongo kudahirahira ishyira abayobozi biyo mitwe yitwaje intwaro baziho gukora ibyaha by'intambara mu gihe bazaba bavanga bamwe mubasirikare biyo mitwe mu gisirikare cya Kongo "FARDC" nkimwe mu nzira yo gukemura ikibazo cy'umutekano mucye urangwa muri Kongo, binyuze mu mishyikirano.
Nkuko bamwe mu banyamakuru mpuzamahanga bari hafi y'ahaberaga imirwano banafite amafoto batangarije Human Rights Watch ikanihera amaso ayo mafoto, yerekanaga uburyo abasirikare b'abanyekongo bifashe mu buryo bwa kinyamaswa, ubwo bashinyaguriraga imirambo y'abasirikare ba M23 biciwe mu mirwano yabaye kuya 16 z'ukwa karindwi, ubwo bamwe mu nyeshyamba za M23 zishwe n'ingabo za FARDC, ikaza kuzikorera ibikorwa by'urukoza soni bambura imyenda y'izo nyeshyamba ari na ko bakoresha ibice by'imbunda gukata ibice by'igitsina by'iyo mirambo, banakoresha imvugo y'amacakubiri. Amategeko mpuzamahanga abuza "gukora ibikorwa by'urukoza soni bitesha agaciro umuntu", harimo n'umurabo wa nyakwigendera.
Human Rights Watch ikaba na none yarashyize ahagaragara uburyo igisirikare cya Kongo cyafunze abahoze ari abarwanyi ba M23 hamwe n'abo bafatanyije bafatiwe ku rugamba n'icyo gisirikare, bakamara igihe kinini badashyikirijwe inkiko kandi bafungiwe ahantu hatazwi, uku gufungirwa ahantu hatazwi bikaba byarabaye umusubizo kandi na none bafunzwe mu buzima bubi cyane.
Human Rights Watch ikaba yarasabye igisirikare cya Kongo guhana abakoze ibikorwa byo gushinyagura hamwe no gufata nabi imirambo y'abasirikare ba M23 bafatiwe ku rugamba kandi isaba ko ibyo bikorwa bihagarara ako kanya.
Igisirikare hamwe n'abashinzwe ubutabera bagomba kureba uburyo inyeshyamba zifashwe hamwe n'abasiviri bafatiwe ku rugamba igihe cy'intambara ko bagomba gufatwa nk'uko amategeko mpuzamahanga abigena harimo no gushyikirizwa abacamanza babifitiye ububasha mu nshingano zabo kugirango abo bafashe babakanire urubakwiye cyangwa barekurwe. Imfungwa z'intambara zikaba zitagomba gufatwa nabi cyangwa ngo zifungirwe mu buzima bubi budakwiye ikiremwamuntu.
Gasasira, Sweden.
Byashyizweho na editor on Jul 27 2013. Filed under AhabanzaAmakuru Ashyushye,Politiki. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

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