Rwanda is among the few fast developing countries in Africa today. This development has been driven by the introduction of ICTs in most of Rwanda’s productive sectors. Though this is commendable, there exist loopholes in Rwanda’s legal system for the protection of human rights. This has been due to the inadequate considerations which have been given on the effect of ICTs on the enjoyment of human rights in Rwanda.
This paper therefore interrogates the effects of the ICT revolution in Rwanda and how effective it can be utilized without violating human rights.