Rwanda must investigate unlawful detention and torture by military intelligence

Headline Title: Rwanda must investigate unlawful detention and torture by military intelligence 08 October 2012 Rwanda’s military intelligence department known as J2 has illegally held scores of civilians in military detention without charge or trial amid credible claims of torture, Amnesty International states today in a new report. Rwanda: Shrouded in Secrecy: Illegal Detention and Torture by Military Intelligence reveals unlawful detention, enforced disappearances, as well as allegations of torture by J2.The report details credible accounts of individuals being subjected…

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