Rwandan leader's would-be rival Rwigara and her mother denied bailKIGALI (Reuters) - A Rwandan court denied bail on Monday to a vocal critic of President Paul Kagame who was barred from running against him in an August election and later jailed on charges of incitement and forgery that are widely seen as politically motivated. Diane Rwigara and her mother, Adeline, who was also refused bail, said they planned to appeal. Her sister Anne, who is a  U.S. citizen, was granted bail.  All three women are charged with inciting insurrection while Diane is also accused of forging the signatures of some people  she said backed her run for president. Rwigara has said the charges are intended to silence her family and supporters as punishment for her political ambitions. Rejecting the bail request, the lead judge on a three-member panel said there was  strong evidence  to prosecute Rwigara.  Both Diane Rwigara and Adeline Rwigara must be remanded for 30 days,  she said. The 35-year-old accountant has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front s near total grip since it fought its way to power to end a genocide in 1994.  She had planned to run against Kagame in the August poll but her candidacy was blocked by the electoral board on the grounds that she had not submitted enough supporters  signatures and some of the names she did send in belonged to dead people. Kagame won the election with 98.8 percent of the vote.  Adeline and Anne Rwigara had earlier told the court that they and Diane were tortured and deprived of food while in jail awaiting trial, including being kept in solitary confinement and  handcuffed day and night . On Friday, a U.N. subcommittee on the prevention of torture suspended a visit to Rwanda, citing obstructions by authorities. The Rwandan government denied impeding the investigators  work and said the allegations were baseless. Diane s brother Arioste Rwigara said the bail denial was   absurd  and the charges against his mother and sisters were like those used by  tyrannical governments of the middle ages .  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. (This version of the story corrects name of Diane Rwigara s brother to Arioste in paragraph 12) worldnews
rwanda leader rival rwigara mother denied bailkigali reuters a rwanda court denied bail monday vocal critic president paul game barred running august election later jailed charges incitement forgery widely seen politically motivated diane rwigara mother adenine also refused bail said planned appeal her sister anne citizen granted bail all three women charged inciting insurrection diane also accused forging signatures people said backed run president rwigara said charges intended silence family supporters punishment political ambitions rejecting bail request lead judge panel said strong evidence prosecute rwigara both diane rwigara adenine rwigara must remanded days said the accountant repeatedly accused game stirling dissent criticized rwanda patriotic front near total grip since fought way power end genocide she planned run game august poll candidacy blocked electoral board grounds submitted enough supporters signatures names send belonged dead people game election percent vote adenine anne rwigara earlier told court diane tortured deprived food jail awaiting trial including kept solitary confinement handcuffed day night on friday subcommittee prevention torture suspended visit rwanda citing obstruction authorities the rwanda government denied impending investigators work said allegations baseless diane brother arose rwigara said bail denial absurd charges mother sisters like used tyrannical governments middle ages 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 this version story corrects name diane rwigara brother arose paragraph 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: Rwandan leader's would-be rival Rwigara and her mother denied bailKIGALI (Reuters) - A Rwandan court denied bail on Monday to a vocal critic of President Paul Kagame who was barred from running against him in an August election and later jailed on charges of incitement and forgery that are widely seen as politically motivated. Diane Rwigara and her mother, Adeline, who was also refused bail, said they planned to appeal. Her sister Anne, who is a  U.S. citizen, was granted bail.  All three women are charged with inciting insurrection while Diane is also accused of forging the signatures of some people  she said backed her run for president. Rwigara has said the charges are intended to silence her family and supporters as punishment for her political ambitions. Rejecting the bail request, the lead judge on a three-member panel said there was  strong evidence  to prosecute Rwigara.  Both Diane Rwigara and Adeline Rwigara must be remanded for 30 days,  she said. The 35-year-old accountant has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front s near total grip since it fought its way to power to end a genocide in 1994.  She had planned to run against Kagame in the August poll but her candidacy was blocked by the electoral board on the grounds that she had not submitted enough supporters  signatures and some of the names she did send in belonged to dead people. Kagame won the election with 98.8 percent of the vote.  Adeline and Anne Rwigara had earlier told the court that they and Diane were tortured and deprived of food while in jail awaiting trial, including being kept in solitary confinement and  handcuffed day and night . On Friday, a U.N. subcommittee on the prevention of torture suspended a visit to Rwanda, citing obstructions by authorities. The Rwandan government denied impeding the investigators  work and said the allegations were baseless. Diane s brother Arioste Rwigara said the bail denial was   absurd  and the charges against his mother and sisters were like those used by  tyrannical governments of the middle ages .  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. (This version of the story corrects name of Diane Rwigara s brother to Arioste in paragraph 12) 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 leader rival rwigara mother denied bailkigali reuters a rwanda court denied bail monday vocal critic president paul game barred running august election later jailed charges incitement forgery widely seen politically motivated diane rwigara mother adenine also refused bail said planned appeal her sister anne citizen granted bail all three women charged inciting insurrection diane also accused forging signatures people said backed run president rwigara said charges intended silence family supporters punishment political ambitions rejecting bail request lead judge panel said strong evidence prosecute rwigara both diane rwigara adenine rwigara must remanded days said the accountant repeatedly accused game stirling dissent criticized rwanda patriotic front near total grip since fought way power end genocide she planned run game august poll candidacy blocked electoral board grounds submitted enough supporters signatures names send belonged dead people game election percent vote adenine anne rwigara earlier told court diane tortured deprived food jail awaiting trial including kept solitary confinement handcuffed day night on friday subcommittee prevention torture suspended visit rwanda citing obstruction authorities the rwanda government denied impending investigators work said allegations baseless diane brother arose rwigara said bail denial absurd charges mother sisters like used tyrannical governments middle ages 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 this version story corrects name diane rwigara brother arose paragraph worldnews