ARE THE UN CRIMINAL COURTS THERE TO DELIVER JUSTICE OR THEY REMAIN RELEVANT FOR THE SAKE OF HIGH-STAKE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INTERESTS?
This point echoes grave remarks transpiring in a conversation between Phil Taylor (Of the Taylor Report radio emission) and his host David Jacobs, a former attorney to the International Criminal Court for Rwanda (ICTR).
Here's a link for the complete radio interview.
"The Taylor Report - https://t.co/qeLvCWhyfs" https://t.co/NTQNpuvXLz
The Attorney's remarks remain what various senior-level UN criminal courts' Judges and Counsels at different moments in time refused to reckon with.
That the UN Criminal Courts, both for Rwanda and the ex-Yougoslavia, went astray off the fundamental mission of a tribunal court.
In line with the #StandFourOurParents' campaign, there's a huge striking point to hammer, over and over again until the absolutely ludicrous UN justice system is amended and stands for the principles for which it was established and deliver justice for all.
Effectively, in the June 22 Taylor Report's radio emission, the former attorney minces not his words when testifying about his experiences with the UN ICTR judiciary works.
According to him, the ICTR which was initially designed to serve justice through enforcing delivery of fair courts' sentences grew up to become
"A CASE IN POINT" (an embodiment) of "POLITICAL INTERFERENCE".
With respect to Rwanda, in contrast to claims of due processes, the judiciary processes largely proved to be a miss.
Put otherwise, the ICTR left behind a legacy of total disaster. A judiciary tragedy brought about by a lame yet mighty international justice system.
These are the claims of a former attorney having experienced first hand the day-to-day operational incongruencies of an international body investing heavily in keeping a lid on its dark processes.
Worse still, he is not alone in holding such allegations. There's a handful of similar corroborating assertions that went public starting with as early as 2000.
Here, we retain some of the most poignant declarations made by people who were directly involved in the works of the ICTR tribunal.
For example, for the late Christopher Black, the Rwanda Patriotic Front, i.e., the current Rwanda regime, committed crimes which were shielded from international investigations.
https://t.co/rdvf2O35Ny
Other declarations reinforce the previou narrative. They altogether hammer the same message: the corruption of the UN Courts.
Ann Garrison
https://t.co/VblikB1ARu
Carla Del Ponte, a former Prosecutor General to the ICTR.
https://t.co/KaazeqL9J0
Back to the earlier gambit, one ought wonder what's wrong with the international system. Why did the culture of impunity inside a critical UN institution for international order have to linger on for so long despite obvious evidence it was rotten right from the start? More importantly, what to release our people still trapped inside a not only corrupt system but potentially a deadly one?
In reference to previous observations, today, the UN Courts can hardly prove they are there to provide justice to the innocent ones. Instead, the motives behind its broad motives invite for increased scrutiny. Yet, the UN Security Council still holds the key to reversing the disastrous trajectory. Let's hope that might come with tomorrow deliberations.
That was the main motivation to stand up and raise our voices to emphasize that our people are yearning for a fair justice since a long time. Tomorrow, the Security Council's session should stand up with us, be bold and reckon with the system past disastrous failings. The backlog of harmful injustices incurred by our innocent families is enormous.
Please share and retweet our message.
Rwanda is not an option. Justice must be served for all. Dignity for all.
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ARE THE UN CRIMINAL COURTS THERE TO DELIVER JUSTICE OR THEY REMAIN RELEVANT FOR THE SAKE OF HIGH-STAKE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INTERESTS?
This point echoes grave remarks transpiring in a conversation between Phil Taylor (Of the Taylor Report radio emission) and his host David Jacobs, a former attorney to the International Criminal Court for Rwanda (ICTR).
Here's a link for the complete radio interview.
"The Taylor Report - https://t.co/qeLvCWhyfs" https://t.co/NTQNpuvXLz
The Attorney's remarks remain what various senior-level UN criminal courts' Judges and Counsels at different moments in time refused to reckon with.
That the UN Criminal Courts, both for Rwanda and the ex-Yougoslavia, went astray off the fundamental mission of a tribunal court.
In line with the #StandFourOurParents' campaign, there's a huge striking point to hammer, over and over again until the absolutely ludicrous UN justice system is amended and stands for the principles for which it was established and deliver justice for all.
Effectively, in the June 22 Taylor Report's radio emission, the former attorney minces not his words when testifying about his experiences with the UN ICTR judiciary works.
According to him, the ICTR which was initially designed to serve justice through enforcing delivery of fair courts' sentences grew up to become
"A CASE IN POINT" (an embodiment) of "POLITICAL INTERFERENCE".
With respect to Rwanda, in contrast to claims of due processes, the judiciary processes largely proved to be a miss.
Put otherwise, the ICTR left behind a legacy of total disaster. A judiciary tragedy brought about by a lame yet mighty international justice system.
These are the claims of a former attorney having experienced first hand the day-to-day operational incongruencies of an international body investing heavily in keeping a lid on its dark processes.
Worse still, he is not alone in holding such allegations. There's a handful of similar corroborating assertions that went public starting with as early as 2000.
Here, we retain some of the most poignant declarations made by people who were directly involved in the works of the ICTR tribunal.
For example, for the late Christopher Black, the Rwanda Patriotic Front, i.e., the current Rwanda regime, committed crimes which were shielded from international investigations.
https://t.co/rdvf2O35Ny
Other declarations reinforce the previou narrative. They altogether hammer the same message: the corruption of the UN Courts.
Ann Garrison
https://t.co/VblikB1ARu
Carla Del Ponte, a former Prosecutor General to the ICTR.
https://t.co/KaazeqL9J0
Back to the earlier gambit, one ought wonder what's wrong with the international system. Why did the culture of impunity inside a critical UN institution for international order have to linger on for so long despite obvious evidence it was rotten right from the start? More importantly, what to release our people still trapped inside a not only corrupt system but potentially a deadly one?
In reference to previous observations, today, the UN Courts can hardly prove they are there to provide justice to the innocent ones. Instead, the motives behind its broad motives invite for increased scrutiny. Yet, the UN Security Council still holds the key to reversing the disastrous trajectory. Let's hope that might come with tomorrow deliberations.
That was the main motivation to stand up and raise our voices to emphasize that our people are yearning for a fair justice since a long time. Tomorrow, the Security Council's session should stand up with us, be bold and reckon with the system past disastrous failings. The backlog of harmful injustices incurred by our innocent families is enormous.
Please share and retweet our message.
Rwanda is not an option. Justice must be served for all. Dignity for all.
@MandagRosi81578@freyntje, @MUSABYIMANAG@louiseuwacu@volker_turk,@unirmct, @hrw, @hrwdispatches, @UN, @UNHumanRights@KenRoth, @batten_von, @AnnGarrison, @JudiRever, @michelawrong, @Malbrunot, @laraseligman, @Villepin , @USUN, @UN, @SecRubio, @JF_LE_DRIAN, @ida_sawyer, @_AfricanUnion, @xtr_africa, @AsstSecStateAF, @PatrickMuyaya, @SkyNews, @guardian, @VictoireUmuhoza, @LaureUwase,
@AMugenzi@ReneCMugenzi,
@JLHaby, @TheoMpoze, @dzaneza, @SGahamanyi, @RevColeman, @ckanimba, @Sinakay12
RWANDA IN A FINAL BREATHLESS FIGHT TO DENY HERSELF.
Many thanks indeed to Mr Ledrian for going to the point and pinpoint what is wrong with another UN Rwanda chapter today.
The desperate move before the UN by Rwanda to attempt to convince the high-level delegate representative members of the Security Council that Rwanda can outsmart the world over in lying, forging false testimonies and selling a reality that never was and shall never be may not move mountains any more.
The lame attempt by Rwanda today to negotiate the granting of powers to keep the UN Criminal Courts' archives can not work unless three conditions are met.
1) That the totality of the the SC team deciding today is made up of clueless personalities who have lost any track of political realities of the world in general and of the region in which Rwanda is located in particular.
2) That the majority of members vested with overwhelming powers to influence the final decisions are all sellouts malleable to Rwanda classical pernicious fabrications.
3) That the mechanism that enabled Rwanda to always come out of the biggest winner despite the overwhelming evidence suggesting otherwise may still be at work.
We believe in and stand to strenuously fight a the UN System not corrupt in its entirety.
That is why we contend that the strategies, ruses and methods used by Rwanda in the past are long overdue. Alongside, we stand for a firm belief there's no such a thing like a whole UN System falling for a band of extremely evil people who have decided to rule the world only through lies, tawdry seductions, blackmail and terrorism.
So there's still hope despite the all too human weaknesses of any human institution.
Therefore, the Rwanda plea today won't be saved.
If the SC rules for Rwanda then brace for the beginning of a slow but steady demise of the old UN-led monopolar power.
@UN, @UNHumanRights@unirmct@MandagRosi81578@freyntje@FreemanBikorwa@MUSABYIMANAG@louiseuwacu@volker_turk,@unirmct, @hrw, @hrwdispatches,
@KenRoth, @batten_von, @AnnGarrison, @JudiRever, @michelawrong, @Malbrunot, @anatolium, @Villepin, @JLMelenchon@laraseligman, @USCongress, @USUN, @UN, @SecRubio, @JF_LE_DRIAN, @ida_sawyer, @AsstSecStateAF, @PatrickMuyaya, @Muyumba, @SkyNews, @guardian, @VictoireUmuhoza, @LaureUwase, @AMugenzi@ReneCMugenzi,
@JLHaby, @TheoMpoze, @dzaneza, @SGahamanyi, @RevColeman, @ckanimba, @Sinakay12
RWANDA IN A FINAL BREATHLESS FIGHT TO DENY HERSELF.
Many thanks indeed to Mr Ledrian for going to the point and pinpoint what is wrong with another UN Rwanda chapter today.
The desperate move before the UN by Rwanda to attempt to convince the high-level delegate representative members of the Security Council that Rwanda can outsmart the world over in lying, forging false testimonies and selling a reality that never was and shall never be may not move mountains any more.
The lame attempt by Rwanda today to negotiate the granting of powers to keep the UN Criminal Courts' archives can not work unless three conditions are met.
1) That the totality of the the SC team deciding today is made up of clueless personalities who have lost any track of political realities of the world in general and of the region in which Rwanda is located in particular.
2) That the majority of members vested with overwhelming powers to influence the final decisions are all sellouts malleable to Rwanda classical pernicious fabrications.
3) That the mechanism that enabled Rwanda to always come out of the biggest winner despite the overwhelming evidence suggesting otherwise may still be at work.
We believe in and stand to strenuously fight a the UN System not corrupt in its entirety.
That is why we contend that the strategies, ruses and methods used by Rwanda in the past are long overdue. Alongside, we stand for a firm belief there's no such a thing like a whole UN System falling for a band of extremely evil people who have decided to rule the world only through lies, tawdry seductions, blackmail and terrorism.
So there's still hope despite the all too human weaknesses of any human institution.
Therefore, the Rwanda plea today won't be saved.
If the SC rules for Rwanda then brace for the beginning of a slow but steady demise of the old UN-led monopolar power.
@UN, @UNHumanRights@unirmct@MandagRosi81578@freyntje@FreemanBikorwa@MUSABYIMANAG@louiseuwacu@volker_turk,@unirmct, @hrw, @hrwdispatches,
@KenRoth, @batten_von, @AnnGarrison, @JudiRever, @michelawrong, @Malbrunot, @anatolium, @Villepin, @JLMelenchon@laraseligman, @USCongress, @USUN, @UN, @SecRubio, @JF_LE_DRIAN, @ida_sawyer, @AsstSecStateAF, @PatrickMuyaya, @Muyumba, @SkyNews, @guardian, @VictoireUmuhoza, @LaureUwase, @AMugenzi@ReneCMugenzi,
@JLHaby, @TheoMpoze, @dzaneza, @SGahamanyi, @RevColeman, @ckanimba, @Sinakay12
ARE THE UN CRIMINAL COURTS THERE TO DELIVER JUSTICE OR THEY REMAIN RELEVANT FOR THE SAKE OF HIGH-STAKE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INTERESTS?
This point echoes grave remarks transpiring in a conversation between Phil Taylor (Of the Taylor Report radio emission) and his host David Jacobs, a former attorney to the International Criminal Court for Rwanda (ICTR).
Here's a link for the complete radio interview.
"The Taylor Report - https://t.co/qeLvCWhyfs" https://t.co/NTQNpuvXLz
The Attorney's remarks remain what various senior-level UN criminal courts' Judges and Counsels at different moments in time refused to reckon with.
That the UN Criminal Courts, both for Rwanda and the ex-Yougoslavia, went astray off the fundamental mission of a tribunal court.
In line with the #StandFourOurParents' campaign, there's a huge striking point to hammer, over and over again until the absolutely ludicrous UN justice system is amended and stands for the principles for which it was established and deliver justice for all.
Effectively, in the June 22 Taylor Report's radio emission, the former attorney minces not his words when testifying about his experiences with the UN ICTR judiciary works.
According to him, the ICTR which was initially designed to serve justice through enforcing delivery of fair courts' sentences grew up to become
"A CASE IN POINT" (an embodiment) of "POLITICAL INTERFERENCE".
With respect to Rwanda, in contrast to claims of due processes, the judiciary processes largely proved to be a miss.
Put otherwise, the ICTR left behind a legacy of total disaster. A judiciary tragedy brought about by a lame yet mighty international justice system.
These are the claims of a former attorney having experienced first hand the day-to-day operational incongruencies of an international body investing heavily in keeping a lid on its dark processes.
Worse still, he is not alone in holding such allegations. There's a handful of similar corroborating assertions that went public starting with as early as 2000.
Here, we retain some of the most poignant declarations made by people who were directly involved in the works of the ICTR tribunal.
For example, for the late Christopher Black, the Rwanda Patriotic Front, i.e., the current Rwanda regime, committed crimes which were shielded from international investigations.
https://t.co/rdvf2O35Ny
Other declarations reinforce the previou narrative. They altogether hammer the same message: the corruption of the UN Courts.
Ann Garrison
https://t.co/VblikB1ARu
Carla Del Ponte, a former Prosecutor General to the ICTR.
https://t.co/KaazeqL9J0
Back to the earlier gambit, one ought wonder what's wrong with the international system. Why did the culture of impunity inside a critical UN institution for international order have to linger on for so long despite obvious evidence it was rotten right from the start? More importantly, what to release our people still trapped inside a not only corrupt system but potentially a deadly one?
In reference to previous observations, today, the UN Courts can hardly prove they are there to provide justice to the innocent ones. Instead, the motives behind its broad motives invite for increased scrutiny. Yet, the UN Security Council still holds the key to reversing the disastrous trajectory. Let's hope that might come with tomorrow deliberations.
That was the main motivation to stand up and raise our voices to emphasize that our people are yearning for a fair justice since a long time. Tomorrow, the Security Council's session should stand up with us, be bold and reckon with the system past disastrous failings. The backlog of harmful injustices incurred by our innocent families is enormous.
Please share and retweet our message.
Rwanda is not an option. Justice must be served for all. Dignity for all.
@MandagRosi81578@freyntje, @MUSABYIMANAG@louiseuwacu@volker_turk,@unirmct, @hrw, @hrwdispatches, @UN, @UNHumanRights@KenRoth, @batten_von, @AnnGarrison, @JudiRever, @michelawrong, @Malbrunot, @laraseligman, @Villepin , @USUN, @UN, @SecRubio, @JF_LE_DRIAN, @ida_sawyer, @_AfricanUnion, @xtr_africa, @AsstSecStateAF, @PatrickMuyaya, @SkyNews, @guardian, @VictoireUmuhoza, @LaureUwase,
@AMugenzi@ReneCMugenzi,
@JLHaby, @TheoMpoze, @dzaneza, @SGahamanyi, @RevColeman, @ckanimba, @Sinakay12
One year has already passed since the arrest and imprisonment of Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, one of Rwanda's most prominent opposition leaders. Her unlawful detention is a reflection of the broader crisis of civic space, political freedom, and the rule of law in #Rwanda.
For decades, Ingabire has advocated for democratic reform, political pluralism, national dialogue, and nonviolent change. She has consistently rejected violence and promoted peaceful political participation.
In her own words she once said "It is possible to build a Rwanda governed by the rule of law, where no Rwandan is persecuted for expressing their political views."
Today she remains behind bars, facing politically motivated charges. Her imprisonment raises a fundamental question: What future exists for democracy in Rwanda when peaceful opposition is treated as a criminal offense?
Thank you to @LantosFndn, @hrf and @freedomnoworg for condemning the ongoing detention of Rwandan opposition leader, @VictoireUmuhoza, and for calling for her immediate release. #FreeVictoireIngabire #Africa #FreeAllPoliticalPrisoners
RWANDA IS NOT AN OPTION. DECLARATIONS OF THE ACQUITTED PERSONS .
The persons acquitted by the International Criminal Court for Rwanda (ICTR) categorically refuse to be relocated to Rwanda.
In a response to requests submitted to the Judge of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (IRMCT) by the acquitted persons under house arrests in Niger, Judge Joseph E. Chiondo Masanch provides the grounds on which the acquitted persons refuse to be duped by the Rwanda promises.
It is important to highlight that the IRMCT Judge responded positively to their submissions to request additional subsistence resources due to the soundness of their claims.
As the IRMCT Judge recalls, the acquitted persons under house arrest in Niger do not buy in the diplomatic assurances or guarantees provided by Rwanda.
Altogether, they express objective and personal fears of being subjected to serious violations of their rights once in the country.
To substantiate their positions, they argue as follows:
1) Some have got names still figuring on lists of genocidaires that the Rwandan Government regularly establishes.
2) Some have been the target of hostile campaigns from Rwanda officials, institutions and media including the infamous IBUKA Association of genocide survivors on top being cited in numerous reports, researchers, studies and social media publications.
3) There exists a narrative of collective guilt propagated by the Rwandan Government.
4) Others expressed concerns that Rwanda never forgives its enemies. In this framework, they hold a firm conviction that the only fate awaiting them once relocated is death.
5) Last and not least, of recent the Rwandan Government made a public declaration whereby the relocation of acquitted prisoners to third-party safe countries was branded as a threat to national security.
Against this background, granting Rwanda the permission to take custody of the Niger's acquitted persons would be a violation of the free consent principle provided by international law on relocation of prisoners and acquitted persons.
In view of the above statements, we urge the UN Security Council to live up to the established laws while deliberating on the fate of our people still under the IRMCT custody.
For a detailed account of the IRMCT Judge's sentence, please visit the following #Stand4Parents website.
https://t.co/VWpDccFyqN
@unirmct, @ictr, @unsecuritycouncil,
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@KenRoth, @batten_von, @AnnGarrison, @JudiRever, @michelawrong, @Malbrunot, @laraseligman, @USCongress, @USUN, @UN, @SecRubio, @JF_LE_DRIAN, @ida_sawyer, @AsstSecStateAF, @africaupdates, @PatrickMuyaya, @SkyNews, @guardian, @VictoireUmuhoza, @LaureUwase,
@ReneCMugenzi,
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🚨🚨 LE #RWANDA N’EST PAS, ET NE DEVRAIT PAS ÊTRE UNE OPTION‼️
🔵 Français :
📌 Le 12 juin 2026, le Rwanda a demandé au Conseil de sécurité de l'#ONU de transférer les personnes acquittées et détenues à #Kigali. Leurs familles se sont rendues à #La_Haye pour remettre une lettre au président de l'#IRMCT et dire ce que personne d'autre ne veut : 🔹le Rwanda n'est pas une option.🔹
📢📢 Ce ne sont pas des abstractions. Ce sont des pères, des mères, des parents, acquittés par un tribunal international ou encore détenus loin de chez eux. Leurs familles se battent pour assurer leur sécurité.
⚠️ Stand For Our Parents (#SFOP) s'oppose au transfert des personnes acquittées et détenues du TCR au Rwanda, où un traitement équitable ne peut être garanti.
➡️ Lisez la documentation complète : https://standforourpar...
#StandForOurParents #IRMCT #ICTR #HumanRights #Rwanda #UNSecurityCouncil
🟢 English :
On June 12, 2026, Rwanda asked the UN Security Council to transfer acquitted and detained persons to Kigali. Their families travelled to The Hague to deliver a letter to the President of the #IRMCT and say what no one else will: Rwanda is not an option.
These are not abstractions. These are fathers, mothers, parents, acquitted by an international court or still detained far from home. Their families are fighting to keep them safe.
Stand For Our Parents (#SFOP) opposes the transfer of #ICTR acquitted and detained persons to Rwanda, where fair treatment cannot be guaranteed.
Read the full documentation : https://standforourpar...
#StandForOurParents #IRMCT #ICTR #HumanRights #Rwanda #UNSecurityCouncil
@IntlCrimCourt@CourPenaleInt@ONU_fr@UN@_AfricanUnion@hrw@amnesty
Anyone interested in universal justice should be alarmed by this case. The recent unexplained death of Rwandan dissident Aimable Karasira makes clear that Rwandan prisons are not safe, trial after trial highlight the politicised nature of Rwandan justice. 1/2