Experts speak out against Rwandan parliament's plan to lift presidential term limits. As the Rwandan parliament debates lifting the constitutional two-term limit on the presidency in order to allow incumbent Paul Kagame to run for a third consecutive term, activists are speaking out against the plan. The ruling party claims that 3.6 million people signed a petition calling for the amendment, but human rights activist Rene Claudel Mugenzi alleges that the government forced voters to sign the petition in order to avoid international criticism.
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