A new @HRW "report" backs regime propaganda following meeting with Kinshasa authorities
Human Rights Watch just released a new "report" following a visit paid to Kinshasa authorities last month.
The HRW delegation included its Executive Director, Philippe Bolopion @Bolopion, and its main reporter on the Great Lakes, Clémentine de Montjoye @demontcl.
Bolopion and Montjoye had in-person meetings with the #DRC Prime Minister Judith Siminwa, and the #DRC Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Guy Kabombo Muadiamvita.
During the same visit to Kinshasa, Clementine de Montjoye was seen in a workshop organized by @ebuteli led by hate group @luchaRDC's founder @fredbauma90 (Fred Bauma), American academics @jasonkstearns (Jason K. Stearns) and @jdlzw (Joshua Z. Walker), and former Africa Director of the think-tank @CSIS, Mvemba Dizolele (@MvembaDizolele). All four have been documented to be Rwandophobic, for promoting anti-Tutsi xenophobia, as well as, for engaging in unethical research methods.
@Ebuteli, based in Kinshasa—where systematic and daily violations of freedom of speech, of press, and of human rights have been widely documented, where thousands of journalists and human rights activists have been killed, imprisoned or abducted, by the Tshisekedi regime—is a close collaborator of #DRC Communications Minister @PatrickMuyaya, known for having invested millions of U.S. dollars in an anti-AFC/M23, anti-Rwanda and anti-Tutsi war propaganda campaign.
Owing to the ongoing collaboration with the DRC regime, party to the ongoing conflict in eastern #DRC, and Ebuteli, @hrw and its "reports" are selective, unethical and thus lack any scientific credibility.
Photo Evidence and Descriptions:
- Image #1: Philippe Bolopion and Clémentine de Montjoye of HRW, in a meeting with DRC Deputy PM and Minister of Defense, Kinshasa, May 21, 2026
- Image #2: Bolopion greets DRC Prime Minister during his visit to Kinshasa in mid-May.
- Image #3: Clementine de Montjoye speaks at @ebuteli, Kinshasa, May 20/21
- Image #4: Screenshot of Montjoye in new "report" video
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@Global_Witness, backed by the #Tshisekedi regime to produce yet another one-sided report against Rwanda, has once again been caught red handed using misleading information.
#Kinshasa’s propaganda machine relied on a screenshot extracted from a video showing mineral transporters on motorcycles leaving the mining town of Rubaya as supposed evidence of mineral smuggling benefiting Rwanda.
What they failed to mention is the actual context.
The video dates back to December 2023, when Rubaya was not under M23 control but was instead controlled by a coalition of Nyatura militias, the #FDLR, the FARDC, and Burundian armed forces.
This deliberate manipulation of facts exposes the weakness of the narrative being pushed against Rwanda. Recycling old footage and presenting it out of context does nothing to address the real causes of instability in eastern DRC.
Such tired and cheap propaganda must stop if the international community is serious about supporting peace in the region. Rwanda possesses its own mineral resources and has no need for fabricated accusations designed to distract from the failures of those who have long overseen the plunder of the DRC’s vast wealth.
The world knows who has benefited from decades of exploitation and instability in eastern DRC.
Peace will come through truth, accountability, and addressing the root causes of conflict not through misinformation campaigns.
@CoulibalyBojana@jessicamwiza@FGoloobaMutebi@ali_naka
@HamiltonCityCtr remembers #Kwibuka32 year after year Hamiltonians join Rwandan community to commemorate our loved ones who were killed in 1994 genocide against tutsi in Rwanda.
🎙️ @PaulKagame took the Africa CEO Forum stage and spoke plainly about what much of the world still finds difficult to name.
🗣️ His charge was clear. The same global powers that lecture Africa on democracy and human rights are, with the other hand, stripping the continent of what it owns. Sanctions, he reminded the room, are not always the instruments of principle they claim to be; more often they reward the highest bidder, falling on whoever offers less and sparing whoever extracts more. The cynicism, he noted, is not new. In an older century, kings handed territories to their in-laws and children to administer as they pleased, and today the same logic operates under different vocabulary, with a foreign power simply telling a chosen proxy to go and take whatever it wants from a given region.
💎 The deeper point landed hardest. For too long, Africa has played the role of a continent waiting to be ripped off by anyone shrewd enough and powerful enough to arrive at its door, and that posture has to end. "We must be able to say no," the Rwandan President insisted, before urging African leaders, public and private, to begin assigning their own value to their own assets rather than accepting whatever value others choose to recognise.
🌍 It is the question this year's ACF places at the very centre of its programme. Pan-African ownership, resource sovereignty, and the refusal to mistake openness for vulnerability are no longer aspirational language. They are the operating conditions for whatever African economic future emerges from the next decade. Kagame's intervention was not a lament about the world as it is, but a call to the continent's leadership to stop negotiating from a position of permanent disadvantage.
Kigali, 14–15 May 2026.
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Washington may have unintentionally reinforced Rwanda’s position, what just happened ⬇️⬇️
• US advisory is contradictory: warns of Congo spillover while questioning Rwanda’s defensive posture
• It effectively validates Rwanda’s long-standing eastern DRC security concerns
• Seen by observers as linked to broader US–Kinshasa mineral geopolitics
• Could impact Rwanda’s fast-growing high-end tourism and US visitor demand
• Reinforces why Rwanda maintains strong border defense and buffer strategy
• #VisitRwanda in US markets helps counter politicized narratives with real on-ground experience
This Article explores shifting Rwanda–US–DRC geopolitical and tourism dynamics details ⬇️ #FactsOnRwanda
#SouthKivu#MSF
When white saviorism reaches the limit of reason, @MSF playing heroes in the mouth of the Kinshasa-backed genocidaires #FDLR/Wazalendo/Mai-Mai, while continuing to spread conspiracy theories about an imagined violence & insecurity in #AFC/#M23 administered zones.
@RevColeman The hate of your country, your people and the nostalgia of the genocidaire regime will kill you. The position of the ambassador is not a favor it’s by merit wa gacucu we. Americans will never trust you with your treasonous betrayal to your motherland
As long as you live in Europe or the USA, the #VisitRwanda logo will keep appearing before your eyes.
Your Neighbors will VisitRwanda,
Your kids will wear #VisitRwanda,
Your wife will see it, the streets will carry it,
Your TV screens will display it, and even in your own home, the message will be there.
Why? Because #VisitRwanda is not just a campaign, it is a symbol of #Rwanda’s rise, resilience, and global presence.
For those obsessed with smearing Rwanda, this logo has become their daily nightmare. Every partnership, every match, every global stage reminds them that Rwanda is moving forward while their propaganda keeps failing.
You can spread hate, but you cannot erase progress.
You can make noise, but you cannot silence success.
#VisitRwanda will continue to shine across the world, and the more you fight it, the brighter it becomes.
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Here is the reality & a clear warning to all actors involved in this unfolding chaos: whoever is planning escalation must already have a defined and executable exit strategy.
Fail to do so, the world will witness a level of collapse never before demonstrated by Military elites. Let it be understood there will be no room for negotiated ceasefires on favorable terms.
Those who ignite this conflict will not bargain their way out, they will lose everything, including their authority.
Twende tu.
April 7 marks the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. We remember the more than one million lives lost and stand with survivors, honouring their resilience and supporting their ongoing healing. We also recognize the United Nations peacekeeping mission, including Canadian personnel, under the leadership of Major-General Roméo Dallaire, who worked under immense pressure to protect civilians. Their dedication helped save lives. In standing with the people of Rwanda, we reaffirm our commitment to peace, tolerance, and a future free from hatred.
And to those who are struggling to properly name GENOCIDE AGAINST THE TUTSI, please, it is better not to send us any message.
We will be okay as we always have been. #Kwibuka32