JONATHAN MUSONERA : IBUKA NI IGIKORESHO CYA KAGAME & NIYISOBANURE KUGITI CYE

HOST: Serge Ndayizeye

TOPIC:  IBUKA NI IGIKORESHO CYA PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME & NIYISOBANURE KUGITI CYE AREKE GUKORESHA IBUKA ASSOCIATION

5th October 2014
Tony Hall
Director General
British Broadcasting Cooperation
Broadcasting House, 
Portland Place, 
London W1A 1AA
CC: Emma Swain
 Controller – Factual Commissioning for the BBC
 
Dear Mr Hall;
RE: BBC Documentary ‘Rwanda: The Untold Story’’
We, representatives of Rwandan civil society and political organisations, are 
extremely grateful to BBC for producing and airing the documentary ‘’ Rwanda:
The Untold story ‘’. 
The documentary introduced and facilitated a powerful contribution to the 
public debate on what happened during the genocide and in the past 20 years.
We appreciate this action by BBC for encouraging the understanding of the 
genocide and other atrocities that occurred in Rwanda by putting across 
opinions and evidences which allow people to make their own minds.
Genocide was a horrendous national tragedy that all Rwandans must own as a 
society and work together to ensure that it does not happen again. 
BBC has given to the British public and around the world access to evidences, 
opinions and witnesses who have rarely, if not never, been heard not least 
because they have been accused of being genocide deniers. 

On behalf of: 
Rwandan community in UK representatives: 
Mr Jonathan Musonera
Association of Rwandans survivors of genocide and massacres in UK.
Mr Rene C Mugenzi
Global Campaign for Rwandans’ Human Rights 
Ms Jeanne Uwineza
Action for Justice for Rwandan Victims of Massacres in Congo