Not all
has been said by the BBC untold story about Rwandan war: UK Government
discrimination against Rwandan Hutu asylum seekers.
The war criminal President
Kagame of Rwanda is seeking a third term after more than 20 years on
power. Uganda, Kagame, US and UK killed the former President Habyarimana
for regime change claiming that it was time to replace him by another
leader. That leader is Kagame.
Now, Kagame claims that
because he is loved by Rwandan people, he should change the constitution
to allow him to stand again. He has opened debate between himself and his Tutsi
supporters. Kagame is debating the third term with himself. Anyone
who does not support Kagame is in jail, they have been killed by Kagame, or
they are in exile. Everybody now understand that the former
President Habyarimana had the right to be loved by Rwandan people too.
Rwandan people had the rights to love President Habyarimana in the same
way Kagame is being loved by Rwandan people. Many Rwandan Hutu were
killed or forced simply because they were supporters of the former
President. They were forced into exile where they are being prevented from
having access to their rights.
The British Government does
not grant refugee status and British nationality to Hutu
people who have served under Habyarimana regime. Any Rwandan who was a
civil servant, a teacher, a local administrator or have been a member of
Habyarimana ruling party has been refused the refugee status or British
nationality in the UK. The British Home Office officials call them Hutu
intellectuals in other words Hutu killers. According to British
Government any Hutu intellectual has committed war crimes and genocide.
The Hutu's former positions, ethnicity and education backgrounds are the
main tests used by British Officials to grant asylum, refugee status and
British nationality to Hutu asylum seekers.
Those hutu people are
considered in block as suspects who have committed war crimes and
genocide. They all fail British nationality test which is based ethnicity
and character . Being a former civil servant or member of former ruling party
is a bad character. The civil servants were working under the former
regime to earn a living. They had the right to like the former President
or to belong to his political party. This does not mean that they all
committed war crimes and genocide.
At the same time the Tutsi
and Ugandan people who came to UK and claimed asylum saying that they
were all Rwandans were granted refugee status and British nationality.
Many of them were among Kagame’s guerrilla fighters who killed civilian people
during Kagame’s war from 1990 to 1996, war that was culminated by
the mass killings of Hutu refugees in the DRC.
The UK Home Office
should review the way they have been treating Rwandan asylum seekers for the
last 20 years.
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