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Rwandan Dictator Paul Kagame vs Rwandan Activist Yvonne Idamange Iryamukwiza, Feb 2021

Rwandan  activist  Idamange Iryamugwiza Yvonne  was arrested by Rwandan national police, known as RNB, in the evening of February 15, 2021. However, according to news received from sources close to the Rwandan security services,  the arrest, as described by the Rwandan National Police, was allegedly executed following a failed assassination ordered by a person close to the  ailing Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame.  Ms Idamange Iryamugwiza Yvonne became suddenly a prominent activist after she made statements and recorded videos that went viral on social media, pointing to widespread assassinations  and disappearances of opposition leaders and government critics and abuses, corruption and other massacres by the Rwandan governent and military and the ailing Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame (see AfroAmerica Network here:Rwanda: Activist Yvonne Idamange Iryamukwiza Arrested For Denouncing Crimes, Assassinations and Widespread Human Rights Abuses by the Government)

Rwandan Activist Yvonne Idamange Iryamukwiza, Feb 5, 2021

Her name is Idamange Iryamugwiza Yvonne (see picture). She is 42-years old, a mother of four,  from the Rwanda Tutsi ethnic group, whose family members were massacred during the 1990-1994  Rwandan genocide and interethnic massacres. In recent public statements and videos that went viral on social media, she said that “Rwanda is a country of sheep without a shepherd”, pointing to widespread assassinations  and disappearances of opposition leaders and government critics and abuses, corruption and other massacres by the Rwandan governent and military and the ailing Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame, who has lately suddenly almost disappeared from the public. The Rwandan government dictatorship took notice. Ms Idamange Iryamugwiza Yvonne was arrested by Rwandan national police, known as RNB, in the evening of February 15, 2021.

Johnson Busingye, Rwanda Justice Minister Addresses UN Human Rights Commission on Jan 29, 2021

Rwandan government's human rights records is appalling. The Rwandan government, accused by the World community of the grave  human gights Abuses has, grudgingly,  agreed to abide by Human Rights Recommendations from United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The human rights abuses by the Rwandan government include killings or arbitrary imprisonments of opposition leaders,  activists,  journalists, and civilians, including street children, and human trafficking. These are the widespread findings by the countries around the World during latest International Report on the Review of Human Rights (UPR) sessions, which are held every five years.