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Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s statements on human rights provoked strong emotions on some among the Amanpour audience that participated through Email. It was commented the government was at fault for Rwanda’s current “plunging economy.” Additionally, the partial ban of the burqa in France generated commentary that fully supported this initiative. All viewers that participated felt this was “fair.” Twitter and Facebook viewers discussed the Serbia’s parliament massacre and while some thought that, the lawmaker’s apology was a “step toward healing” others disagreed and said “this wasn’t enough at all.”
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Email Comments
Dear Amanpour,
I would like to comment about the genocide of DRCongo. Regarding your conversation with Ben Affleck.The roots of all 5millions killed in the genocide of DRCongo is the actual administration of Rwanda. Paul Kagame is the saurce of what is going on in Congo.Yes there are some responsabilities to the congolese army,and fdlr, but the magor saurce is Paul Kagame.The east of congo will still in trouble if Kagame's administration has not yet changed it strategy and hypocritical behavior.
Charles, TX
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Ronny
I myself are not in favor of wearing burqua. However I don't think any society should force anybody to wear clothing of that society,
Free American
In Afghanistan; NOT wearing a burqa will get the attention of men who will stare. However; outside Afghanistan; wearing a burqa will get the attention of everyone who will stare. Isn't any wonder that a person wearing any unusual outfit (like a clown) will get the attention of passers-by?
Pam
I dont agree most women wear the burka as a protest against European values
H Hyena
European Enlightenment occurred 500 years ago and it should not abandon social progress for medieval Islamists.