Exclusive: Freed Dissenter Rusesabagina Vows to Keep Criticizing Rwanda's Regime Despite Threats

Paul Rusesabagina says his captivity and torture for two and a half years will not stop him from speaking out against Rwanda's authoritarian government.
Rusesabagina was told he'd be freed and given a government position if he cooperated with officials, but he refused to stay silent.
Sentenced to 25 years for terrorism, Rusesabagina denies accusations he planned to violently overthrow the government and criticizes President Paul Kagame.
Rusesabagina's release marks a new phase in his rivalry with Kagame, though major change in Rwanda isn't expected soon.