KPFA Weekend News, 12.21.2014
International argument over "Rwanda's Untold Story," the BBC documentary that upends widely held belief about the Rwandan massacres of the 1990s, and discredits the authoritarian regime of President Paul Kagame, continues in the European, African, and U.S. press. Earlier this week, Belgium canceled 40 million Euro in development aid to Rwanda.
The Rwandan government has even banned the BBC radio broadcast in Rwanda's native language and created a commission of inquiry to investigate and possibly indict the BBC for, quote unquote, "genocide denial" in Rwanda. In a recent speech. Kagame curiously described what the BBC does as "politics."
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