The United Nations, which is supposed to represent the best of our collective aspirations for justice and human rights, yesterday represented the worst. Yesterday, the United Nations put on a passion play for General kagame and other Rwandan genocide deniers, creating ICTR, the well-known political spectacle that tried to rewrite history.
 We need to wipe away any attempts at Kagame and RPF impunity. General Kagame and other RPF criminals have to be brought to justice insteed of being awarded. Victims and survivors have to be given an opportunity to tell their story to the world. If we pretend genocide never happened, then history will repeat itself. And none of us—whether we lived it, survived it, or just heard about on the news—should just stand by while Kagame philosophers and advisers try to rewrite history.
To International organizations, individual (anonymously) say the number of colleges in which Kagame makes big bribe demands has risen staggeringly because of corrupt political leaders, media bias and corruption. His travels under Rwanda day covering spectacles to the US and end England open our eyes and show up how far corruption may go.

Strategies for Saying No to unjustified awards and Rwanda day used as Kagame’s propaganda network new tools.

Awards and Rwanda day play avery big role in whitewashing meney originated from Kagame's criminal activities.

1.  The Clinton Global Citizen Award
2. Rwanda day in Boston
3. Rwanda day in London 
4. Mapping report 

 Corporations, Nichols believes, must create a corporate culture that doggedly refuses bribe requests and establish clear corporate codes that employees unwaveringly adhere to. They must also assure managers that the company will back them when they refuse to pay. “A company would be foolish not to develop two general strategies, one for dealing with bribe demands and another for dealing with competitors who offer bribes,” he says. “The potential, in terms of criminal liability, skewed relationships, lost contracts, disqualification from government contracts, loss of reputation and so on is simply too great to ignore.
Bribery degrades the universities and colleges’ level of education and damages their public image by making it more difficult to refuse future requests.  Serious consequences come from a direct link between high levels of corruption and low levels of foreign direct investment.

Another point that should be sustained is the US current president's idea to stop banks dealing with mineral resources. That will undoubtedly help not only the financial world but also the anti-bribery and anti-corruption institutions (public and NGOs) to better help economic development. Think of corrupt and biased World Bank reports on some countries about the economic growth across the world and in Africa in particular.

Here we certainly don't mention biased awards and the whitewashing money coming from mineral resources looted from bloody regions particularly Rwanda and DRC. General Kagame, the Rwandan dictator is allowed to whitewash his money from mineral resources through sponsored by him biased and unjustified awards from Anglo-Saxon universities and colleges. 

Hitler, Kagame's idol

The Rwandan bloody dictator Still President of Rwanda

Writing about this by urgently calling the world leaders to say No to Kagame's tactics and strategies for whitewashing the bloody money collected from Congolese mineral resources would be a very encouraging sign of understanding the tragedy of Rwandan and Congolese people from political leaders, scholars, journalists and other anti-corruption individuals and organizations.