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Amid condemnation from the public and human-rights groups, authorities dropped the terror charges and instead charged him with unlawful possession of ammunition.

While some of his political and military moves have drawn international condemnation, Kagame has moved to boost Rwanda’s standing in the sports world.

But beneath the vituperative political debate—and despite the condemnations from the progressive “international community”—lies deep social solidarity.

But it has not provided evidence or details about who or what is aboard, and the strikes have attracted condemnation in countries in the region amid concerns they breach international law.

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The proposal drew swift condemnation from legal experts and lawmakers, who accused the administration of politicizing the nation’s 250th anniversary.

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