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Opposition leaders, journalists and commentators in Rwanda are being persecuted by judicial authorities for their speeches and opinions, intensifying
Human Rights Watch said Rwanda’s ‘abusive legal framework’ is intensifying a culture of intolerance.
English By Salem Solomon Share on Facebook Print this page WASHINGTON - Friends and supporters are demanding answers following the death of a Rwandan gospel singer in police custody in February. Rwandan authorities have called Kizito Mihigo’s death a suicide, but his supporters believe he was killed for his political opinions. They have offered no solid evidence to back those assertions. Amnesty Calls for Thorough Probe Into Rwandan Singer's Death Kizito Mihigo, a well known gospel singer, was found dead in his prison cell four days afte...