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And we all know what Paul Kagame did to the ones
who were forced from Tanzania. But let me say this too, Tutsis will not decimate
Hutus, no single tribe has a right to decimate others. In the end all settled
The few Hutus will be alive the question becomes what will become of the
Tutsi's?
That is where this discussion must start
from.
Em
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is
in
anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans
l'anarchie"
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Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 11:12
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Subject: [Mwananchi] Fwd: Rwandan Hutus
forced back home
Rwandan Hutus 'forced back home' BBC News
Africa
Burundian and Rwandan officials tried to persuade the Hutus to
return
Several thousand Rwandan Hutus are being forced home from Burundi
against their will, the United Nations fears.
They have fled into
Burundi since April saying they face persecution
by village courts over
the 1994 genocide.
The UN refugee agency has protested to Burundi. It
has been told
3,700 have already been sent back with the remaining 1,700
going on
Monday.
UNHCR staff say they have been kept out of
Songore camp, but have
seen lorries taking the refugees away.
UN
peacekeepers in the area were also told to leave by the local
governor.
At a meeting over the weekend, Rwanda and Burundi declared the
Rwandans illegal immigrants.
"Nothing justifies the presence of
these people in Burundi. Rwanda is
in peace and there is no persecution,"
said Burundian Interior
Minister Jean Marie Ngendahayo.
Legality
Last week, the UNHCR began building sheds and latrines to accommodate
the overcrowded camp in northern Burundi.
It says it would be
illegal to return the people before establishing
whether they should be
granted refugee status.
The Gacaca courts have recently begun trying
suspected killers from
Rwanda's 1994 Hutu-led genocide that killed some
800,000 Tutsis and
moderate Hutus.
Some 12,000 courts are
operating based on traditional systems of
justice, in which the victims
confront their alleged attackers in
front of other villagers.
"All
the Hutus are guilty to them," a 45-year-old man in the camp had
said
shortly after arriving in Burundi.
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