Last updated: 10 february, 2010 - 17:52 GMT

Rwanda harassment allegations

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The Rwandan government has been accused of harassing its political opponents after police questioned leading opposition figure Victoire Ingabire.

Human Rights Watch say Rwanda's opposition parties face increasing violence ahead of the country's presidential elections in August.

On the line to the capital Kigali, Sophie Ikenye spoke to the BBC's Geoffrey Mutagoma for the latest on Victoire Ingabire.

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