Last updated: 5 august, 2010 - 10:43 GMT
Rwandan government denies any complicity in pre-election violence
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Days before Rwanda's presidential election, due on Monday, the government has strongly denied any involvement in the killing of political opponents.
The comments came in response to allegations made during a BBC investigation that President Kagame's government had ordered assassinations.
The BBC's Rob Walker reports.
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