mercredi 4 février 2015

RWANDA/ FDU-Inkingi: PRESS RELEASE ON KILLINGS OF RWANDA REFUGEES IN UGANDA





PRESS RELEASE ON KILLINGS OF RWANDA REFUGEES IN UGANDA

THE UN HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES MUST ASSUME ITS RESPONSIBILITIES FULLY.

While all the attention is diverted onto yet another extermination attempt of Rwandan refugees in Congo - DRC under the pretext of fighting the FDLR, General Paul Kagame’s regime continues its Machiavellian liquidation plan of Rwandan refugees in other countries with interposed accomplices, including Uganda.

This recalls the sad period between 1995 and 1996 when RPF army’s infiltrators in neighboring countries were engaging in systematic killings of Rwandan refugees in Burundi, Tanzania and the DRC (Zaire) under the bemused eye of UNHCR in a complicit silence of the international community.

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Réfugiés rwandais en Ouganda/ Source: www:irinnews.org
Increasingly insistent voices report massacres of dozens of Rwandan refugees in Nakivale camp in Uganda. From 19 to 20 December 2014, the Ugandan police engaged in arbitrary arrests and beat Rwandan refugees up to bleeding before UNHCR complicit indifference. Many of them are reported missing.

On 29/01/2015 there were other massacre attempts of refugees by members of the KABAZANA-MAYANJA police that cost "Chief defense" Kamanzi and Muhayimana Thomas who were opposing it their lives. Mr Thomas Muhayimana was in charge of refugees at KASHOJWA village.

On 01.30.2015, the Ugandan police in OPM (Office of Prime Minister) vans hauled out several refugees in the village of KITYAZA. Many of those refugees are reported missing; three refugees including KAZUNGU have been killed.

            FDU-Inkingi denounces the silence of the Ugandan government and the complicity of UNHCR before massacres of Rwandan refugees in Uganda.

A lasting solution to the Rwandan refugee crisis in the Great Lakes region lies in the resolution of the Rwandan political crisis that is at its source. That is why FDU-Inkingi have relentlessly repeated that the issue of Rwandan refugees in Congo, and other scattered all over the world, will not be resolved through military means but by political negotiations.

Done at Brussels February 3, 2015
Charles Ndereyehe
Commissioners for Information FDU-Inkingi
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