Opposition official, others charged with plotting against Rwandan governmentKIGALI (Reuters) - A Rwandan opposition official and eight others were charged on Wednesday with forming an armed group and seeking to overthrow the government - indictments that could see them jailed for life. Boniface Twagirimana, the vice president of the FDU Inkingi movement, denied the charges in the Kigali court. The party s leader, Victoire Ingabire, is already in jail, convicted of conspiring to form an armed group and other charges in 2013. The prosecutor said the defendants had joined  P5 , describing it as an umbrella group of five organizations, including FDU Inkingi, operating outside the country. The central African nation has been widely praised for the speed of its economic growth, and for its overall recovery from the genocide that killed more than 800,000 people in 1994. But rights groups have accused it of fueling conflict and backing armed groups in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo. President Paul Kagame has also faced mounting criticism for what activists say are widespread abuses, a muzzling of independent media, and suppression of political opposition - accusations he dismisses. Only one defendant pleaded guilty to a charge - Papias Ndayishimiye, who said he had planned to join the group to  offer some help .  He joined the others in denying plotting against the government. They could be jailed for 10-15 years if convicted of forming an armed group, and for life if found guilty of planning to overthrow the government. Early this month, police arrested Diane Shima Rwigara, a leading critic of Kagame, and charged her with forgery and tax evasion.  worldnews
opposition official others charged plotting rwanda governmentkigali reuters a rwanda opposition official eight others charged wednesday forming armed group seeking overthrow government indictments could see jailed life boldface twagirimana vice president du innings movement denied charges kigali court the party leader victory ingabire already jail convicted conspiring form armed group charges the prosecutor said defendants joined describing umbrella group five organizations including du innings operating outside country the central african nation widely praised speed economic growth overall recovery genocide killed people but rights groups accused fueling conflict backing armed groups neighboring democratic republic congo president paul game also faced mounting criticism activists say widespread abuses puzzling independent media suppression political opposition accusations dismisses only one defendant pleaded guilty charge papers ndayishimiye said planned join group offer help he joined others denying plotting government they could jailed years convicted forming armed group life found guilty planning overthrow government early month police arrested diane shima rwigara leading critic game charged forgery tax evasion 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: Opposition official, others charged with plotting against Rwandan governmentKIGALI (Reuters) - A Rwandan opposition official and eight others were charged on Wednesday with forming an armed group and seeking to overthrow the government - indictments that could see them jailed for life. Boniface Twagirimana, the vice president of the FDU Inkingi movement, denied the charges in the Kigali court. The party s leader, Victoire Ingabire, is already in jail, convicted of conspiring to form an armed group and other charges in 2013. The prosecutor said the defendants had joined  P5 , describing it as an umbrella group of five organizations, including FDU Inkingi, operating outside the country. The central African nation has been widely praised for the speed of its economic growth, and for its overall recovery from the genocide that killed more than 800,000 people in 1994. But rights groups have accused it of fueling conflict and backing armed groups in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo. President Paul Kagame has also faced mounting criticism for what activists say are widespread abuses, a muzzling of independent media, and suppression of political opposition - accusations he dismisses. Only one defendant pleaded guilty to a charge - Papias Ndayishimiye, who said he had planned to join the group to  offer some help .  He joined the others in denying plotting against the government. They could be jailed for 10-15 years if convicted of forming an armed group, and for life if found guilty of planning to overthrow the government. Early this month, police arrested Diane Shima Rwigara, a leading critic of Kagame, and charged her with forgery and tax evasion.  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: opposition official others charged plotting rwanda governmentkigali reuters a rwanda opposition official eight others charged wednesday forming armed group seeking overthrow government indictments could see jailed life boldface twagirimana vice president du innings movement denied charges kigali court the party leader victory ingabire already jail convicted conspiring form armed group charges the prosecutor said defendants joined describing umbrella group five organizations including du innings operating outside country the central african nation widely praised speed economic growth overall recovery genocide killed people but rights groups accused fueling conflict backing armed groups neighboring democratic republic congo president paul game also faced mounting criticism activists say widespread abuses puzzling independent media suppression political opposition accusations dismisses only one defendant pleaded guilty charge papers ndayishimiye said planned join group offer help he joined others denying plotting government they could jailed years convicted forming armed group life found guilty planning overthrow government early month police arrested diane shima rwigara leading critic game charged forgery tax evasion worldnews