Tanzania: Uphold international law and arrest Agathon Rwasa
The Tanzanian government has publicly stated that the FNL leader Agathon Rwasa has been in Dar Es Salaam for more than a week. They are trying to persuade the Burundian authorities, who in 2004 issued an arrest warrant for Rwasa on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity following the August 2004 Gatumba massacre, to enter into negotiations with the FNL and offer them some kind of political deal.
Click here to email Tanzania's President via his press secretary, urging him to stop collaborating with the FNL and bring Agathon Rwasa to justice.
Click here to email the Tanzanian High Commission in London.
Or you can write to them here:
High Commission for the United Republic of Tanzania
3 Stratford Place
London WC1 1AS
Fax: (020) 7495 8817
Take action - Fax your MP!
Take action - sign the Gatumba petition
Burundi, human rights, Current Affairs, Politics, Africa
Click here to email Tanzania's President via his press secretary, urging him to stop collaborating with the FNL and bring Agathon Rwasa to justice.
Click here to email the Tanzanian High Commission in London.
Or you can write to them here:
High Commission for the United Republic of Tanzania
3 Stratford Place
London WC1 1AS
Fax: (020) 7495 8817
Take action - Fax your MP!
Take action - sign the Gatumba petition
Burundi, human rights, Current Affairs, Politics, Africa
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