Rwanda - Reporters Without Borders demonstrates against President Kagame's visit to Paris

Reporters without borders

A score of Reporters Without Borders activists demonstrated outside the Hotel Ritz in Paris at 8 a.m. today in protest against Rwandan President Paul Kagame's visit to France. Kagame was due to have breakfast with a delegation of French businessmen in the hotel this morning. Wearing red gags to symbolize violations of freedom of expression in Rwanda, the demonstrators brandished umbrellas with the words “Kagame predator” and placards saying “Kagame predator in Paris!” and “France - Rwanda, no (...)

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