The African wonderland of Rwanda persecutes its citizens all the way to Europe

Four years ago, Rwandan journalist Samuel Baker Byansi stood at the airport in the country's capital, Kigali. He alone knew that it might be the last time he would see his homeland. Byansi fled Rwanda at the risk of his life. The country's intelligence service was after him because he had been digging into government secrets, such as Rwanda's involvement in the violence in its neighboring country and how the country was using Israeli technology to spy on its citizens.