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CHICAGO – Jan. 18, 2022 – PRLog — The Court of Appeal in Rwanda heard an appeal on Monday, January 17 from the prosecution on the judgment against Paul Rusesabagina and his co-accused. The prosecution has argued that a 25 year sentence is not sufficient punishment for a 68 year old prisoner who is in poor health, and is askingContinue reading “Rusesabagina Sees No Reason to Appeal the Results of His Sham Trial”

EU Council President Charles Michel met with Rwandan President Paul Kagame amidst Paul Rusesabagina’s detainment in Rwanda. While there is no information of what the meeting entailed, the question is if Michel made an effort to demand the release of Rusesabagina.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has had a contentious relationship with humanitarian Paul Rusesabagina since 2002. Rusesabagina outlines the tactics utilized by Kagame in the following five years to build a smear campaign against him.

Paul Rusesabagina, inspiration for film Hotel Rwanda, now subject of “a political trial,” has been prevented from meeting with his lawyers since April 2021. His daughter, Carina Kanimba, with support of the National Bar Council, arrived in Italy to ask for release and a fair trial for her father.

Journalists in Rwanda are being arrested for reporting on the current plight of Paul Rusesabagina. Rusesabagina, the inspiration for the film Hotel Rwanda, is being imprisoned for notifying the world of abuses, detainment, and deaths of human rights dissidents in Rwanda.

The conditions of Paul Rusesabagina’s detainment following his abduction in August 2020, is found to be in violation of the UN’s Mandela Rules, as he is endured unending solitary confinement both physically and in the spirit of his treatment.

European Parliament denounces the torture and abduction of Paul Rusesabagina, issuing a resolution that calls for his immediate release and guarantee of a fair trial. Rusesbagina’s family and #FreeRisesbagina team praise the stance.

Paul Rusesabagina was found guilty in sham trial despite the lack of any credible evidence against him. Offices in the Belgian government, the EU Parliament, and United States State Department offer criticisms of the trial and considering actions to take against the Rwanda government.

Humanitarian Paul Rusesabagina, subject of the film Hotel Rwanda, found guilty in a sham trial in Rwanda despite lack of credible evidence. The trial comes after Rusesabagina’s decades of criticizing past and present Rwandan authorities on their committing of human rights abuses.

Despite the end of Paul Rusesabagina’s show trial, Rwandan press unrolls “new” evidence as waiting begins for the trial’s verdict. The new article published by KT Press, believed to be propaganda of the Rwanda government, comes shortly after independent criticism of prosecution’s lack of evidence.