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Rwanda: How Australia Became Den of Genocide Fugitives and Subversive Groups

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[New Times] Rwandans living in Australia on October 19 condemned claims by a subversive element cum genocide denier based in there, Noel Zihabamwe, who alleges he was threatened by the Rwandan government because he refused to be its agent.

Source: allAfrica.com

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