CLEAN : UN urges Rwanda to allow freedom of protes

The transcript emphasizes the importance of peaceful assemblies as a means of public expression and gauges citizen sentiment. It highlights concerns about the lack of space for dissenting views in Rwanda, where consensus politics is favored, and public criticism is discouraged. The text also warns against using security concerns as a pretext to limit freedom of association, stressing the need for a genuine pluralistic society.

How does the Government of Rwanda's approach to politics affect public criticism?

What does the teacher suggest about the relationship between security concerns and the right to associate freely?