Rwanda charges critic of president with inciting insurrectionKIGALI (Reuters) - Rwandan authorities have charged a critic of President Paul Kagame with inciting insurrection and forgery after she was barred from challenging him in August elections, the public prosecutor s spokesman said on Wednesday. Diane Shima Rwigara, a 35-year-old accountant, has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front s near total hold on power since it fought its way to power to end a genocide in 1994. Kagame won the August election with 98.8 percent of the vote.  Rwigara s mother Adeline and sister Anne have also been charged with incitement and  discrimination and sectarianism , prosecutor s spokesman Faustin Nkusi told Reuters. He said the cases were filed in court on Tuesday and awaited a trial date.  The three women have been in detention for around two weeks. They were first taken from their home in the Rwandan capital on Aug. 30 on tax evasion allegations related to the family s tobacco company. That charge was not listed in those filed on Tuesday. Kagame won international praise for restoring stability in Rwanda and presiding over a rapid economic recovery after the genocide, in which an estimated 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and politically moderate ethnic Hutus were killed. But human rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed potential democratic opponents. Some critics of the government have been imprisoned or killed. Electoral authorities barred Rwigara from standing in August, saying she had not submitted enough supporters  signatures and some of the names she did sent in belonged to dead people.  Rwigara s brother Aristide, who lives in the United States, said the charges against the three women are politically motivated and intended to punish the family for her attempted presidential bid. He was not reachable for comment on Wednesday. Nkusi said the charges were not related to politics. worldnews
rwanda charges critic president inciting insurrectionkigali reuters rwanda authorities charged critic president paul game inciting insurrection forgery barred challenging august elections public prosecutor spokesman said wednesday diane shima rwigara accountant repeatedly accused game stirling dissent criticized rwanda patriotic front near total hold power since fought way power end genocide game august election percent vote rwigara mother adenine sister anne also charged incitement discrimination sectarianism prosecutor spokesman austin uksi told reuters he said cases filed court tuesday awaited trial date the three women detention around two weeks they first taken home rwanda capital tax evasion allegations related family tobacco company that charge listed filed tuesday game international praise restoring stability rwanda presiding rapid economic recovery genocide estimated ethnic thesis politically moderate ethnic huts killed but human rights groups say muzzle independent media suppressed potential democratic opponents some critics government imprisoned killed electoral authorities barred rwigara standing august saying submitted enough supporters signatures names sent belonged dead people rwigara brother artistid lives united states said charges three women politically motivated intended punish family attempted presidential bid he readable comment wednesday uksi said charges related politics worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Rwanda charges critic of president with inciting insurrectionKIGALI (Reuters) - Rwandan authorities have charged a critic of President Paul Kagame with inciting insurrection and forgery after she was barred from challenging him in August elections, the public prosecutor s spokesman said on Wednesday. Diane Shima Rwigara, a 35-year-old accountant, has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front s near total hold on power since it fought its way to power to end a genocide in 1994. Kagame won the August election with 98.8 percent of the vote.  Rwigara s mother Adeline and sister Anne have also been charged with incitement and  discrimination and sectarianism , prosecutor s spokesman Faustin Nkusi told Reuters. He said the cases were filed in court on Tuesday and awaited a trial date.  The three women have been in detention for around two weeks. They were first taken from their home in the Rwandan capital on Aug. 30 on tax evasion allegations related to the family s tobacco company. That charge was not listed in those filed on Tuesday. Kagame won international praise for restoring stability in Rwanda and presiding over a rapid economic recovery after the genocide, in which an estimated 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and politically moderate ethnic Hutus were killed. But human rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed potential democratic opponents. Some critics of the government have been imprisoned or killed. Electoral authorities barred Rwigara from standing in August, saying she had not submitted enough supporters  signatures and some of the names she did sent in belonged to dead people.  Rwigara s brother Aristide, who lives in the United States, said the charges against the three women are politically motivated and intended to punish the family for her attempted presidential bid. He was not reachable for comment on Wednesday. Nkusi said the charges were not related to politics. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: rwanda charges critic president inciting insurrectionkigali reuters rwanda authorities charged critic president paul game inciting insurrection forgery barred challenging august elections public prosecutor spokesman said wednesday diane shima rwigara accountant repeatedly accused game stirling dissent criticized rwanda patriotic front near total hold power since fought way power end genocide game august election percent vote rwigara mother adenine sister anne also charged incitement discrimination sectarianism prosecutor spokesman austin uksi told reuters he said cases filed court tuesday awaited trial date the three women detention around two weeks they first taken home rwanda capital tax evasion allegations related family tobacco company that charge listed filed tuesday game international praise restoring stability rwanda presiding rapid economic recovery genocide estimated ethnic thesis politically moderate ethnic huts killed but human rights groups say muzzle independent media suppressed potential democratic opponents some critics government imprisoned killed electoral authorities barred rwigara standing august saying submitted enough supporters signatures names sent belonged dead people rwigara brother artistid lives united states said charges three women politically motivated intended punish family attempted presidential bid he readable comment wednesday uksi said charges related politics worldnews