Rwanda - They Say, We Say...

Other countries say...

"American citizens living in or planning to visit Rwanda should be aware of possible threats to their safety from insurgent activity, particularly in northwestern Rwanda in Mutura, Gisenyi Province near the Parc National des Volcans (Volcanoes National Park), where the mountain gorillas are viewed, and in southwestern Rwanda in the area of the Nyungwe Forest. " US State Department

" Citing the inflammatory role played by the media in disseminating propaganda during the genocide, the government controls much of the press and broadcasting, making genuine freedom of speech difficult. Even with the 2002 Media Law which asserts that the press is free and censorship forbidden, journalists suffer attacks, intimidation and deportation at the hands of the authorities. This is especially true of the one independent newspaper Umuseso whose editors suffer constant harrassment. Journalists from the New Times, the principal English-language newspaper, often practice self-censorship. " One World UK

Rwanda says...

"Rwanda, in a nutshell, is a nature lover’s paradise. It is also one of the friendliest of countries. A warm welcome is complemented by comfortable facilities, fine food and a rich cultural heritage." Government of Rwanda