Letter to Rwandan Justice Minister on the "Assessment" of Human Rights Watch's Work

Email I write in response to the ministry of justice’s “assessment” of Human Rights Watch’s work in Rwanda, which was first made known to us through publication in The New Times on June 2, 2014, and was then conveyed to me and to our Rwanda researcher on June 3 in a substantially similar document. Dear Minister, I write in response to the ministry of justice’s “assessment” of Human Rights Watch’s work in Rwanda, which was first made known to us through publication in The New Times on June 2, 2014, and was then conveyed to me and to our Rwanda researcher on June 3 in…

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