In Rwanda, a trial involving nine individuals, including members of the opposition party Dalfa-Umurinzi, has raised concerns over freedom of expression. The group, aligned with opposition leader Victoire Ingabire, was arrested for allegedly spreading rumors and inciting insurrection. These charges are tied to their involvement in a book titled Blueprint for Revolution, which teaches non-violent resistance methods. The government has accused them of using the book to provoke unrest.

This case highlights the increasing crackdown on dissent in Rwanda. Critics, including Human Rights Watch, argue that the arrests are politically motivated, aiming to stifle opposition ahead of future elections.