KIGALI (Reuters) - The U.N. subcommittee on torture prevention has suspended a visit to Rwanda, citing obstructions imposed by the government that compromised its fact-finding mission.
Rwandan authorities barred the U.N. delegation from accessing some detention sites and made it impossible for them to conduct "private and confidential interviews", a statement from the U.N. body published on Friday said.
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