Mother of Rwandan president's challenger tells court of tortureKIGALI (Reuters) - The mother and sister of a prominent critic of Rwanda s president said on Friday all three of them had been tortured and deprived of food as they were held in jail on charges of forgery and inciting insurrection. Adeline Rwigara told a court she and her daughters were handcuffed day and night. She is being held alongside her daughter Diane Shima Rwigara, a 35-year-old accountant who tried to stand against President Paul Kagame in August elections. Diane Rwigara, who is accused of faking the registration papers for the election, was eventually barred from running and Kagame went on to win with 98.8 percent of the vote. She has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front s tight grip on the country since it fought its way to power to end Rwanda s 1994 genocide.  Kagame has repeatedly denied cracking down on dissent. Justice minister Johnston Busingye on Friday declined to comment of the torture allegations, saying they were a matter for the court.  Since August 29, I and my children were tortured,  Adeline told the panel of three judges.  We were handcuffed day and night, without eating or drinking,  Adeline said, adding they had once gone without food and medication for a week. Diane s younger sister Anne said the family has also been kept in solitary confinement.  Imagine staying in a closed room for 24 hours without access to fresh air. At least allow us to bask in the sun for 30 minutes and be visited,  she said. Diane Rwigara was in court but did not speak. Their lawyer Buhuru Pierre Celestin told the court that their confinement violated international conventions. In response, prosecutors told the court that the defendants  rights were respected, without commenting on the torture allegations. On Tuesday, Human Rights Watch said the government routinely and unlawfully detained and tortured detainees with beatings, asphyxiations, mock executions and electric shocks. Asked by Reuters to respond to Rwigara s torture accusations, Minister of Justice Johnston Busingye said:  Issues raised in court are determined by the court. If there is a claim of torture in court, the court is the proper place to examine it and determine what happened.  The trial will resume on Monday. worldnews
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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: Mother of Rwandan president's challenger tells court of tortureKIGALI (Reuters) - The mother and sister of a prominent critic of Rwanda s president said on Friday all three of them had been tortured and deprived of food as they were held in jail on charges of forgery and inciting insurrection. Adeline Rwigara told a court she and her daughters were handcuffed day and night. She is being held alongside her daughter Diane Shima Rwigara, a 35-year-old accountant who tried to stand against President Paul Kagame in August elections. Diane Rwigara, who is accused of faking the registration papers for the election, was eventually barred from running and Kagame went on to win with 98.8 percent of the vote. She has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front s tight grip on the country since it fought its way to power to end Rwanda s 1994 genocide.  Kagame has repeatedly denied cracking down on dissent. Justice minister Johnston Busingye on Friday declined to comment of the torture allegations, saying they were a matter for the court.  Since August 29, I and my children were tortured,  Adeline told the panel of three judges.  We were handcuffed day and night, without eating or drinking,  Adeline said, adding they had once gone without food and medication for a week. Diane s younger sister Anne said the family has also been kept in solitary confinement.  Imagine staying in a closed room for 24 hours without access to fresh air. At least allow us to bask in the sun for 30 minutes and be visited,  she said. Diane Rwigara was in court but did not speak. Their lawyer Buhuru Pierre Celestin told the court that their confinement violated international conventions. In response, prosecutors told the court that the defendants  rights were respected, without commenting on the torture allegations. On Tuesday, Human Rights Watch said the government routinely and unlawfully detained and tortured detainees with beatings, asphyxiations, mock executions and electric shocks. Asked by Reuters to respond to Rwigara s torture accusations, Minister of Justice Johnston Busingye said:  Issues raised in court are determined by the court. If there is a claim of torture in court, the court is the proper place to examine it and determine what happened.  The trial will resume on Monday. 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: mother rwanda president challenger tells court torturekigali reuters the mother sister prominent critic rwanda president said friday three tortured deprived food held jail charges forgery inciting insurrection adenine rwigara told court daughters handcuffed day night she held alongside daughter diane shima rwigara accountant tried stand president paul game august elections diane rwigara accused faking registration papers election eventually barred running game went win percent vote she repeatedly accused game stirling dissent criticized rwanda patriotic front tight grip country since fought way power end rwanda genocide game repeatedly denied cracking dissent justice minister johnston busingye friday declined comment torture allegations saying matter court since august i children tortured adenine told panel three judges we handcuffed day night without eating drinking adenine said adding gone without food medication week diane younger sister anne said family also kept solitary confinement imagine staying closed room hours without access fresh air at least allow us base sun minutes visited said diane rwigara court speak their lawyer buhuru pierre celestial told court confinement violated international conventions in response prosecutors told court defendants rights respected without commenting torture allegations on tuesday human rights watch said government routinely unlawfully detained tortured detainees beatings asphyxiations mock executions electric shocks asked reuters respond rwigara torture accusations minister justice johnston busingye said issues raised court determined court if claim torture court court proper place examine determine happened the trial resume monday worldnews