By Musema Janvier
June 8, 2009
Hutu children are abused. they have no right to free education. They did not choose to be street children, they were forced to do so. The rare lucky children have arrived in Congo (DRC) and joined the FDLR.
As many of Rwandans know, detestable and abominable crimes have been committed before, during and after 1994.
Those crimes are STILL committed by RPF leadership and members against those young Hutu children. It’s no secret that young Hutu children are sent to the Tutsi families for forcible adoptions. Some of them have been programmed to first hate and then kill their biological parents and relatives or any other Hutu citizens. Hutu girls were and are sold to Uganda by Rwandan Tutsi women, RPF members, a neighbouring and ally country involved in the Rwanda Genocide.
From 1994 up to 1998, most of Hutu survivors, women and their daughters were taken for slavery and sex abuse in Banyamurenge hills in south Kivu. Many of Hutu women are forced to work for Tutsi farmers in Thee and Coffee plantations. We got witnesses who, in very difficult condtions, could escape those criminals and now are refugees here in Europe. This abominable practice is engaged in by RPF Terrorists, criminals, RPF proxy armies in congo, Tutsi pedophiles and neo-Nazis.
We urge whoever is reading my current writing to denounce the shameful and criminal practice. At the same time We urge the international community to take swift and decisive action to end impunity enjoyed by RPF leadership who continue to abuse Hutu children through the so called “genocidal ideology” without further delay.
Let us not divert responsibility. What about the Security Council Resolution 1612? Does not this resolution concern the Rwandan bloody dictatorship?
Paul Kagame and his bloody government are subjected to international treaty regimes, which include the Convention on the Rights of the Child, its protocols and core human rights covenants. Let us not fail to the Rwandan Suvivors Quest to ensure a safe and secure Rwanda for Hutu children.
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