Kurth Lampe

Paul's family and team are exceptionally pleased that the European Parliament continues its strong condemnation of the illegal arrest, detention and conviction of Paul Rusesabagina by the Rwandan government.

It is now 15 days since Paul Rusesabagina was convicted in his Show Trial in Rwanda and sentenced to 25  years in prison.

The sham trial of Paul Rusesabagina ended on September 20th, when he was found guilty on eight of nine charges. The guilty verdict was no surprise to his family and team, since this trial was clearly political from the start.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Today Alexi Giannoulias proposed a policy that Pat Dowell has presented more than a month ago. It is a good idea, as it was when Dowell talked about it in much great detail and with policy proposals on August 16.

This morning  the Show Trial of Paul Rusesabagina ended with a guilty verdict on eight of nine charges and was sentenced to 25 years prison. A guilty verdict was expected from the beginning.

The Rwandan government has said that the verdict in the trial of Paul Rusesabagina will be shown on the following link at 11:00 a.m. local time from Kigali, Rwanda. Please find the link to watch the verdict live here and at bottom of this press release.

The Rwandan government has said that they intend to announce the Rusesabagina trial verdict on Monday, September beginning at 11:00 am local time in Kigali, Rwanda. The proceedings will likely take at least a couple of hours.

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Why is the Rwandan social media troll army and the KT Press, a pro-government media outlet,  trying to relitigate and bring in "new" evidence now that the Show Trial of Paul Rusesabagina is over and we are waiting for a verdict on September 20th?...

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