The Rwandan prosecution insists that Peter Erlinder must go
back to face charges of genocide denial. This was announced by the Rwandan
chief prosecutor, Martin Ngonga, speaking to journalists. He said the
government had no plans to drop the charges.
Erlinder was arrested in May last year when he arrived in Rwanda
to represent her client opposition leader Madame Victoire Ingabire. His case negatively
spotlighted Rwanda, a country that is often credited for rapid economic growth.
Erlinder was eventually released much to the dislike of the Rwandan regime due
to pressure from the United States.
The Rwandan government is yet to release the charges that
Erlinder faces, and this is seen by many as an attempt at stifling free speech.
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