Rwandan Victims of the RPF- Inkotanyi Massacre are Proud of BBC Trust for the "Rwanda's Untold Story" Documentary. It Speaks for Millions of Rwandans.
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Club Rdi New England
11 years ago
Why Does Kagame And His Supporters Fear Debating His Documented Role In Assassination Of President Habyarimana?
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Ntirushwa Aimable
11 years ago
Proud of BBC Trust for the "Rwanda's Untold Story" Documentary
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Habimana Rukundo
11 years ago
Kagame started the genocide in Rwanda, then Congo.: Kagame started the genocide in Rwanda, then in DR Congo...
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Joe Ntezirizaza
11 years ago
I am a Rwandan Victims of the RPF- Inkotanyi Massacre
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Kabahire Fraterne
11 years ago
This is a heroic action. It is quiet a challenge to a lot of lies spreaded by selfish academicians and hypoctite politicians in western countries who did everything to protect Kagame against the grave abuses of human rights he committed along these 20 years. This is a real shift and the small cycle in power in Kigali should take this opportunity and reflect on best ways to solve all political ploblems that Rwanda is facing in a climate of peaceful diologue.
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Ann Garrison
11 years ago
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Thank you, BBC. Please stand by your producers. "Genocide denial" is a garbage term that means telling the story of Rwanda's tragedy differently than President Kagame tells it and legally enforces it in Rwanda. History should not be legislated and legally enforced.
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Ntezimana Albert
11 years ago
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I'm very proud of this documentary made by BBC. This is the truth we as Rwandans we already new and said for long time. We are satisfied that BBC made this news so that allover the world can know how we Rwandans are victims from Kagame killings.
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Belise G
11 years ago
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I'd like to thank Jane Corbin and BBC for telling our story. We appreciate more than you'll ever know.
Why Does Kagame And His Supporters Fear Debating His Documented Role In Assassination Of President Habyarimana?
Proud of BBC Trust for the "Rwanda's Untold Story" Documentary
Kagame started the genocide in Rwanda, then Congo.: Kagame started the genocide in Rwanda, then in DR Congo...
I am a Rwandan Victims of the RPF- Inkotanyi Massacre
This is a heroic action. It is quiet a challenge to a lot of lies spreaded by selfish academicians and hypoctite politicians in western countries who did everything to protect Kagame against the grave abuses of human rights he committed along these 20 years. This is a real shift and the small cycle in power in Kigali should take this opportunity and reflect on best ways to solve all political ploblems that Rwanda is facing in a climate of peaceful diologue.
Thank you, BBC. Please stand by your producers. "Genocide denial" is a garbage term that means telling the story of Rwanda's tragedy differently than President Kagame tells it and legally enforces it in Rwanda. History should not be legislated and legally enforced.
I'm very proud of this documentary made by BBC. This is the truth we as Rwandans we already new and said for long time. We are satisfied that BBC made this news so that allover the world can know how we Rwandans are victims from Kagame killings.
I'd like to thank Jane Corbin and BBC for telling our story. We appreciate more than you'll ever know.